What I find wild is that the slogan Nunc est bibendum means "Now is the time to drink". Imagine pitching that today as a slogan for a car tyre company.
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That reminds me of how they used to advertise alcohol as being good for pregnant women. Which it kind of... you know... isn't, but it got lodged pretty deeply into some cultures.
Cayce Pollard says; Hell no!
I didn't know the name and had to look that one up!
with an unusual intuitive sensitivity for branding, manifested primarily in her physical aversion to particular logos and corporate mascots.
The gladiator poster says that, "The crowd cheers Bibendum and condemns his competitors." So it appears it is Bibendum winning over the other tires.
Advertisements were so much better when they were just some dude's weird as fuck idea, instead of some focus grouped, bland, lowest common denominator bullshit.
Brilliant!
The Stay-Puft Car Tire Man.






