This is one of the bombest (yes it's a word, look it up) commercials I've seen in a long time. Called "The Cog", it actually turns out that the commercial is over six years old and originally aired in the U.K. in three separate pieces due to its length. I assume that this is a slight nod to the old cartoons of Rube Goldberg, but then again I might be the only person in the world that remembers Rube Goldberg. Regardless, it's pretty damn impressive:
[thanks E-man]
Ok, this shit is funny as hell:*
* Obviously, Kobe had nothing to do with this, and by no means am I endorsing him as some sort of funny-guy with any modicum of a personality. He just has some brilliant cast of Nike writers behind him that make him look somewhat funny if you try hard to laugh, whereas if MJ was in the same position he would have written the commercial HIMSELF and it would have blown this one out of the water...
Yup, he's getting every last bit out of that MVP award while people still remember it.....
As far as the commercial itself goes: either I laughed when I first saw this because it was funny or because there was a Phillie in it and my yelp of excitement in response happened to come out as a laugh. Unfortunately, I don't have time to watch it again right now to tell you which it was, so find out for yourself.
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by TheFightins
P.S. You heard it here first: WE'RE GETTING A.J. BURNETT. His gem yesterday against the Yanks coupled with ...
Republic nightclub in New Orleans has a sign on the door that reads, “If it’s on Jersey Shore it’s not coming through the door: No Affliction, No Ed Hardy, No Christian Audigier, No Exceptions.”
Middle-of-the-night sources reported that Jobs then began work on double-spacing his Keynote presentation and increasing the font size to make it appear longer.