Signs of the Apocalypse or Small Madnesses?
In the last week, I’ve come across these two photos. I’m still debating their meaning. Are they further signs that the apocalypse is upon us, the U.S. is going to hell in a hand basket, and that modern society is frighteningly out of touch with reality? I’m leaning towards the negative on that. Instead, I think that things like this are great examples of a small but deeply distracted and bored segment of the population. All societies will have their crazies, and these are just some small reminders that we have ours.
First, this from an actual Botox brochure. Don’t ask me where I got it:
Second, this ad from Kohler, placed in the New York Times Magazine:
1. The design/marketing meeting at which this contraption was created: “I’ve got it: a toilet that doesn’t look like a toilet. It looks like…uhhhh…an end table! No, no, a hatbox! Yeah, that’s it! And we put a model on top of it, looking bathroom-sexy! Genius! We’ll all get five-figure bonuses this year!”
2. A midtown-Manhattan party thrown at a locale featuring one of these beauties. Some poor drunken sap is going to have to go and will be unable to determine which high-fashion object in the bathroom is actually the toilet. I’m betting that he pees in the sink.
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For the record, I wrote this post several hours before Tuesday night's episode of "Scrubs," in which Botox and expressionlessness are discussed.
Just so you all continue to have faith in my originality.
"Amateurs borrow. Geniuses steal."
couldn't you just not frown?
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