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The Geico lizard is everywhere
by Bob Sassone, posted Sep 30th 2009 5:00PM
Have you noticed how many spokespeople that Geico has? They have the lizard, the cavemen, that creepy stack of money with the eyes, and now they even have commercials where potholes and pipes talk to car owners. You don't usually seem one company with so many TV commercial icons.
The lizard is still popular though, and he's in more places than ever. Like videos made by famous YouTube stars. [via Adfreak]
The lizard is still popular though, and he's in more places than ever. Like videos made by famous YouTube stars. [via Adfreak]
Did Weezer rip-off South Park? - VIDEOS
by Jonathan Toomey, posted Jun 6th 2008 2:04PM
OK, let me start this off by saying that Weezer is one of my favorite bands and that I haven't stopped listening to their new self-titled "red album" since it came out on Tuesday. It's their best stuff in a long time. So what I'm about to say is more of an observation than an accusation.
Alright, so am I nuts, or is there a striking resemblance (or at least some obvious similarities) between the video for Weezer's new single "Pork and Beans" and the South Park episode "Canada on Strike?"
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