"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
CNN wouldn't hire Joe Isuzu because he isn't afraid of bullets.
Also, CNN has no sense of humor.
The Joe Isuzu commercials were some of the funniest car commercials ever made, even with a glaring firearm mistake like this commercial had. I always wondered if they did it intentionally as part of the joke, or if they were really that ignorant of how guns & ammo work.
I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt, and assume it was intentional.
CNN wouldn't hire Joe Isuzu because he isn't afraid of bullets.
ReplyDeleteCNN wouldn't hire Joe Isuzu because he isn't afraid of bullets.
ReplyDeleteAlso, CNN has no sense of humor.
The Joe Isuzu commercials were some of the funniest car commercials ever made, even with a glaring firearm mistake like this commercial had. I always wondered if they did it intentionally as part of the joke, or if they were really that ignorant of how guns & ammo work.
I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt, and assume it was intentional.
You mean the entire cartridge hurtling down range? I'm betting that was part of the joke. Funny either way.
ReplyDeleteThe image had to fit what most of the public believed.
DeleteYeah, that. And, in a way, it was more comical like that, so that's one reason I thought they did it deliberately.
ReplyDeleteHe also played an annoying Hare Krishna in 'Airport' - I thought he was hilarious in that.
ReplyDeleteThink about this: that crappy little Isuzu is on the cusp of being considered a "classic" car.
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