When I set out to interview all of the folks that were doing work that I respected back in the ‘90s, during the golden age of zines, there was one person I knew I wouldn’t be able to speak with. I’d been told by multiple people that Doug Holland, the man behind the legendary zine […]
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Our primary platform for communicating our most deeply-held religious beliefs should be fast food packaging
“I just ate at McDonalds and I’m absolutely beside myself. I’m so upset that I can barely type. Do you know that nowhere on the packaging for their Filet ‘O Fish does it mention that Jesus Christ died for our sins upon a cross? It doesn’t even mention that he was known to have enjoyed […]
Posted in Marketing, Religious Extremism, Uncategorized Also tagged brand identity, brand jamming, branding, broiled fish, Christianity, Christians under attack, coffee, cups, Donald Trump, fast food, filet 'o fish, fish, Glengarry Glen Ross, honeycomb, Jesus, logos, packaging, paper cups, resurrection, war on Christmas, What Would Jesus Eat? 31 Comments
What exactly is organic propellant?
My friend Leighton recently brought the existence of the Organic Batter Blaster to my attention. Leaving aside for the moment the “ejaculative” nature of the name, to use Leighton’s terminology, I’m left wondering what organic propellant it is that they use to compel the Batter Blaster plaster from it’s phallic tube. I ran the idea […]
Posted in Food Also tagged canisters, CO2, Leighton, McNugget, nitrous oxide, organic, Organic Batter Blaster, pancakes, phallic things, propellant, Steve Cherry, things that are like ejaculate, waffles 12 Comments