Spooky Abe

I saw this picture on an advertising display at a grocery store.  Let's evaluate:

-Scary jack-o-lantern: check
-Burning Halloween text: check
-Bat and witch silhouettes upon full moon: check
-Ghost of Abraham Lincoln: . . . huh?

Since when was Pres #16 the subject of anyone's fright night?  I still chuckle when I see this and I still have no idea why he's in this picture, lol.  Anyone have a good explanation for us?  I sure don't.

Cereal Fact

I'll still eat them ... :)

Immortalized

Only true superstars make it onto a pumpkin . . .

If I Had a Dog

If I had a dog (which I don't, and don't intend to) . . .
and if I wanted to dress it up for Halloween (which I would probably never do in a life time) . . .
 . . . it would probably be this costume:

ObsessTV

I'm the kind of person who enjoys watching commercials.  Yep.  And even though pretty much the only broadcast TV I watch is professional sports,  it's enough to fulfill my advertising appetite.  Sometimes, commercials even make for a good blog post.  

So, has anyone seen this commercial?  

Link to video: http://youtu.be/hQk7lhRYb10

It is basically DirecTV advertising one of their features in which the viewer can pause whatever they're watching  in one room of the house and continue watching it in another.  I have to admit, the technology is actually pretty cool, but it's also very American. . . and by "American" I mean indulgent.  

Think about it.  Who is that obsessed that they can't pause a movie for 5 minutes?  No one I know.  But then again, I have friends.

Na Na Na

I'm embarrassed to say how long it took me to get this picture . . .

 . . . but it was worth it when I did, lol!

Good Drill

I love a clever ad...

Bullseye

Defiance

Be inspired.

Corruption

Occupy Sesame Street

Idea Tree

Hold on, everyone. . . .I think this tree has something to say!

DFC

Move over, KFC, there's a new heart-stopper in town . . .

 . . . my favorite!

Burl-esque

Ha ha!

There's actually a name for that kind of deformity on a tree.  It's called a burl. . . which happens to be very fitting for this tree.  Or should I say . . . flattering?