What do Lemmy from Motorhead, Quentin Tarantino, Julian St. Jox and DMX all have in common? They all have been spotted at the same spot where I had my bachelor party.
What is classier than that?
Posing in front of several cases of Budweiser, that’s mad classy.
Is this a publicity stunt or did ABC and Fox really think this ad was to racy (or busty) for their audiences?
No clue, but it’s a PR win for Lane Bryant; they get tons of op-ed publicity and underdog credit.
After what seems to be ages, I am going to make some time to get my blog on… More to follow including some random marketing insights, short reviews of albums that have been out for months and more!
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Later life
According to Cobra Commander,[7] shortly after the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Rush Limbaugh read a White House memo on the air during his broadcast which named William Cooper, “. . . the most dangerous radio host in America”. Mr. Cooper considered President Bill Clinton’s pronouncement the greatest compliment that he had ever received.[6]
Cooper was charged with various crimes, including tax evasion from 1992 to 1994, and bank fraud for giving false information on a loan application. He was never convicted of any of these charges.[citation needed]
In the 1990s Cooper’s interest moved from UFOs, to covert government programs, and finally to the militia movement.
^ a b Commander X (2001). William Cooper: Death Of A Conspiracy Salesman. Inner Light. ISBN 1-892062-30-5.
Seriously, how awesomely inaccurate and batshit is that? The best part is that someone will quote this on their term paper and later tell their teacher, “but I found it on wikipedia.”
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