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Journal pudge's Journal: Whopper 8

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Burger King has an utterly ridiculous ad campaign with the creepiest character on TV since Brian Dennehy played clown serial killer John Wayne Gacy in "To Catch a Killer." For the Super Bowl, they unveiled some elaborate song-and-dance number and put the music online. I made it sound spookier to let other people know what I hear in my head when this music is matched up with that character.

OK, I obviously didn't put much time into it. Sue me.

Oh, and I completely overhauled my music page. It is now generated CSS + JavaScript goodness, and provides a familiar interface for many people ... There's also an RSS feed that works just fine in iTunes (not in iTunes Music Store, but you can to go Subscribe to Podcast in the iTunes menu and paste in the URL).

Update: Broken link fixed.

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  • Your other songs are there, but when I click on the Whopper song, I get a no-such-page error....
  • This particlar BK commercial freaked me out:

    Wake up with the King [imageshack.us]
  • The image of the bottom bun woman laying there with several other people sitting on top of her was horrifying. It looked like they were going for silly, but they failed, miserably.

  • BK Ad (Score:2)

    by sulli ( 195030 ) *
    Lame. I hated it. Totally unappetizing.
  • I liked the one with the King scoring a touchdown. Something about the music combined with the sheer ludicrous nature of that guy on a football field amused me greatly. The others are weird though.

    Suggestion for the music page: I like the new layout, but maybe keep the last hovered element selected until you hover on something else. I can't scroll down far enough to read your whole description text. It might just have to do with having my taskbar on the side of the screen, but I think having them persist

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