How can social media effectively promote a company milestone?
Step 1: Have a company milestone. If one is not handy, fabricate or borrow one.
Step 2: Take a group photo with everybody holding a little plate with a piece of cake on it. Offer a gluten-free option.
Step 3: Have a human write a little something about what’s going on.
Step 4: More emojis, more better.
Step 5: Put it on social media. See? That wasn’t so hard.
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Walkin’ in a Maker’s Mark Whisky Wonderland
Christmas 2020 and 2021 Ambassador goodies from the fine folks at Maker’s Mark.
I’m being fashionably late.
Big Balls
The date on this Chicago Coin pinball poster is unknown to me, but was probably made before 1977 when its assets were sold to Gary and Sam Stern, forming Stern Electronics and then Stern Pinball.
I can’t look at this poster without thinking of the classic Sesame Street’s pinball animation to help kids with numbers.
The International Arcade Museum has quite a list of the games Chicago Coin made.
Pinside has a shorter list, but with images!
A Brief History of the Silver Ball
The Founding of the Flippers
Continue readingAre you a hoser?
Print ad for the Strange Brew movie. Circa 1983.
Don’t Bring Me Down
Don’t you hate it when you buy a full-page ad with minimal copy and lots of glorious white space and you forget to proofread the headline?
Fun fact: This record was originally pressed in gold vinyl.
Continue readingAn angry thunderbolt of terror explodes out of the ocean’s depths!
♬ Daa–dumb. Daa–dumb. Da–dumb da–dumb da–dumb da–dumb.
Jaws it ain’t.
“A lousier movie may get made one of these days or years, but it will have to wrest the trophy from the dead and icy grasp of Orca.” — LA Times
“If it were medically possible to overdose on claptrap, Orca, which opened yesterday at the Criterion and other theaters, would be compelled to carry a warning from the Surgeon General.” — The New York Times
Well, now I’m probably going to have to find and watch it.
Spoiler alert: Bo Derek (in her movie debut) supposedly gets her leg chomped off in this masterpiece.
A Pain in the Asterisk
Looks like Barnes & Noble might soon have to replace the Paranormal Teen Romance section with a Sassy Self Help and Personal Growth Books with Barely Bleeped Sweary Titles section.
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