Bad Ads, cont.

Skinny-D 141

That’s not exactly how I think of real-estate agents, but it is in the right category.

(Hat tip: Scissorhead Skinny-D)

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One Response to “Bad Ads, cont.”

  1. C Montgomery Burns: June 26th, 2012 at 7:22 pm

    In one very disturbing ad Mr. Wanket sums up the entire clusterfuck that is this nations economy.

    Most people define themselves by what that have, or had in the case of housing.

    For most of us, in whatever social or economic category you fell into, our homes were our retirements and our wealth. You may not of had a 401k to fall back on or even a generous pension and or social security check, but you had your home.

    And now that home is worth 20 to 50 percent less than it was 5 years ago, that is if your lucky. Many can now claim that theirs in worth nothing and it would take too long to recoup the value it was once was. Wonder why people walk away from a debt even when they have the money to pay it. Have you even been harassed by or had your mortgage so ridiculous adjusted that it became a surreal experience and then had no out other than to bail? Welcome to the new America.

    I use to blame baby Bush for the mess, well at least for ignoring it. But now BHO has to own it. He was the cash cow chosen by the DNC. He and his party were charge for 2 years and did nothing to help. He was the one who or was told to hitch Biden’s corporate bank whoring ass to his star then turn the entire debacle over to him under the guise of the Middle Class Task Force. This is what I saw as the nudge-nudge wink-wink moment to the banks and realized nothing would change. Biden, the same democratic senator who under a republican administration co-sponsored the 2005 bankruptcy reform laws that make it the main reason why homeowners can’t reorganize in order to keep their homes was now the fox in charge of the chicken house.
    But at least he and his wife were able to write a few books and get on Oprah so was a complete waste of 2 years.

    But I digress and it should be noted not bitter. Losing the Burn’s mansion after four years of beating my head against the walls was one of the most cathartic events in my 104 years on earth.

    That said, I would add the phrases or are they metaphors to Mr. Wanket’s ad – Sticky Wicket and Snowballing.
    google it.