Thursday, November 13, 2008

WTF of the day

No thanks.
My new stuff is stuff that goes on my bike.

...And what is she smiling at? eew.

Boo for kaango, such imperative sentences.
Note to self: continue to support craig's list.
Thanks.

-As seen in the home page for SFgate
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9 comments:

  1. my hyggeligFriday, November 14, 2008

    hilare. I'm with you!

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  2. LynnFriday, November 14, 2008

    Surely they meant to say "Sell your stuff. Make room for a new bike." That's what any sensible person would do!

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  3. CharlotteFriday, November 14, 2008

    Seriously. Stuff? My bike is not "stuff".

    Gah, the American Consumer, getting more "stuff".

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  4. MELI.Friday, November 14, 2008

    sigrid/ yes! (& argh!)

    lynn/ well written! That will bring a more positive demographic audience.

    charlotte/ Im with you. Im sure the bike will free oh-so-much space, right?...

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  5. TimFriday, November 14, 2008

    That ad is just wrong on so many levels.

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  6. UnknownFriday, November 14, 2008

    ah, but then you can buy other people's bikes... and you can never have too many bikes...

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  7. MELI.Friday, November 14, 2008

    tim/ well, re-wording could perhaps make more sense.

    kati/ ah yes! that's very true ;)
    SELL YOUR BIKE*
    [*to buy more bikes]

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  8. PeterFriday, November 14, 2008

    funny. :D

    let's flash-protest! on our bikes! NOT for sale!

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  9. spiderleggreenTuesday, December 02, 2008

    Hilarious! Their target audience are those folks who have had their bike sitting in the garage for 20 years. Good for us, more cheap bikes available. Or maybe they should fix it up and get out there.

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