The 90′s called they want their commercial back
I watched this commercial on TV and after I stopped laughing the first thought that came to my mind was, “The 1990′s called they want their commercial back”. Sure the graphics and video quality is great, but the entire presentation just screamed 90′s. This commercial in no way is going to make me purchase a pillow pet, yeah I’m not exactly their target audience, and seeing how I do not have kids or grand kids I will not be getting one.
In this generation and with the fast pace of technology, companies need to be making better commercials ones that grab your attention and make you say “how did they do that?” or “what is that?”. I’m talking about crazy commercials that make you laugh and that are memorable. The Kia Motors company did just that, (for me at least), with their commercial for the Kia Soul. Enter Exhibit A-
The concept of checking in to a location is suddenly becoming the next best thing on social networking sites. There are a lot of positives of this feature, especially for business. There are also negatives, for one I would not want everyone on my friends list to know exactly where I am and at the exact time.







Yesterday evening I went and saw Vampires Suck, it was hilarious. If you are looking for a very funny movie then you should go see this. It makes a mockery of the vampire movies and books, so if you are really annoyed with that stuff this movie will easily become your favorite. As much as I enjoyed laughing through this movie it is not one you should take small children to, hence the rating pg-13. This is a movie that I might only watch one time, I might watch it again at a much later date just for the humor. Out of five stars I would rate it at a three and a half. Is it worth your money? That is for you to decide.
I know I have already posted about this but deal with it because I liked this book and have now read it. How was it you ask, amazing, I would definitely recommend this to a friend. If you are looking for an amazing true story of overcoming obstacles then this is a book for you. It is a short read for most about 300 pages, and is definitely worth your time. I believe it is available at Deseret Book and from the authors website at 