Truth in Advertising

Sometimes it is possible to make an advertisement convey everything in every aspect, every possible nuance, that you do not want someone to think.

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If I were making an ad that encouraged people to NOT buy the Line6 Toneport, it would probably look exactly like this.  Which I guess, is good, because you shouldn’t buy it.  Ever.  It is horrible.  And that dude from Maroon 5 uses it.  What more do you want?
Hooray for posts that only 4 people will understand!

6 Responses to “Truth in Advertising”

  1. Matt Heerema says:

    So I should send mine back?

  2. Bart says:

    Give us more alienating posts! Huzzah!

  3. Scott says:

    OK That settles it. I’m not buying one!

  4. Megan says:

    Why do I get the feeling that he didn’t really say that, and someone wrote that quote for him, paid him a bunch, and then put his name on it?

  5. Amy says:

    Because who says something ‘rules’ and is ’super easy’ in one paragraph. They should have stuck a ‘dude’ on the front and back

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