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Thai Silk Lap Pillow - iPad Stand, Kindle Holder, Bookrest, PC Touch Screen Tablet Stand, eReader Cushion, Bookrest - 100% Natural Fibers - Color: Ruby Red $49.95 The elegant Thai Silk pillow is the perfect reading accessory for holding books, magazines, e-readers, and computer touch screen tablets. Composed of 100% natural fibers, the pillows are handmade in Thailand by villagers using a modified design of the traditional Thai triangle floor pillow. The stunning cover is 65% Thai silk for beauty and 35% cotton for durability. The lightweight and nonallerge... |
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Thai Silk Lap Pillow - iPad Stand, Kindle Holder, Bookrest, PC Touch Screen Tablet Stand, eReader Cushion, Bookrest - 100% Natural Fibers - Color: Chocolate Brown $49.95 The elegant Thai Silk pillow is the perfect reading accessory for holding books, magazines, e-readers, and computer touch screen tablets. Composed of 100% natural fibers, the pillows are handmade in Thailand by villagers using a modified design of the traditional Thai triangle floor pillow. The stunning cover is 65% Thai silk for beauty and 35% cotton for durability. The lightweight and nonallerge... |
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Thai Silk Lap Pillow - iPad Stand, Kindle Holder, Bookrest, PC Touch Screen Tablet Stand, eReader Cushion, Bookrest - 100% Natural Fibers - Color: Onyx $49.95 The elegant Thai Silk pillow is the perfect reading accessory for holding books, magazines, e-readers, and computer touch screen tablets. Composed of 100% natural fibers, the pillows are handmade in Thailand by villagers using a modified design of the traditional Thai triangle floor pillow. The stunning cover is 65% Thai silk for beauty and 35% cotton for durability. The lightweight and nonallerge... |
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Mrs. Kennedy and Me: An Intimate Memoir $13.98 An intimate and fascinating memoir by Clint Hill, who spent four years as First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s Secret Service agent. Even today, decades after JFK’s presidency and Jackie’s death, the public continues to be fascinated with the former First Lady. Clint Hill will forever be remembered as the agent who jumped onto the car after President Kennedy was shot and clung to the ... |
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Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns) $25.00 Mindy Kaling has lived many lives: the obedient child of immigrant professionals, a timid chubster afraid of her own bike, a Ben Affleck–impersonating Off-Broadway performer and playwright, and, finally, a comedy writer and actress prone to starting fights with her friends and coworkers with the sentence “Can I just say one last thing about this, and then I swear I’ll shut up abo... |
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A Night to Remember $14.99 James Cameron's 1997 Titanic movie is a smash hit, but Walter Lord's 1955 classic remains in some ways unsurpassed. Lord interviewed scores of Titanic passengers, fashioning a gripping you-are-there account of the ship's sinking that you can read in half the time it takes to see the film. The book boasts many perfect movie moments not found in Cameron's film. When the ship hits the berg, pas... |
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Complete National Geographic- Every Issue Since 1888 (OLD VERSION) $16.95 Explore 120 years of amazing discoveries, fascinating maps, and the world's best photography with The Complete National Geographic. This definitive collection of every issue of National Geographic magazine, digitally reproduced in stunning high resolution, brings you the world and all that is in it. Use the advanced interface to explore a topic, search for photographs, browse the globe, or wander ... |
Why is advertising and pop culture growing so increasingly childish and immature?
So many commercials nowadays are cartoony, goofy, immature. It's like they are marketing everything to seven year olds now. Even the new Amazon Kindle - supposedly it's a high-tech device for people who read newspapers and magazines on the go, yet the commercials could be for a five-year old's toy.
Movies too...they're just so immature. It's like everything is marketed to tweens.
Why is that? Is society just getting more immature or are advertisers just showing their contempt for people?
They are just over killing the idea of simple/silly humor. The type of comedy that is well executed in movies such as "Old School", and the "Hang Over". Everyone is trying to be "that guy" with the funny commercials, so they can try to get people just as interested in their advertisements as they are in their products.
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Skittles-Taste the rainbow
I know these are candy related commercials but these are good examples of what "many" advertisers seem to think is the best way to advertise now. I personally don't have a problem with it, but I see your point.
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