Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:21:34 -0500
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JimLane, get over it. Your obsession isn't healthy.

Well, it never happens according to you know who.

As long as you want to keep playing this same tired old song, you'll
continue to look the fool. It happens - human error wasn't cancelled -
but so rarely as to qualify for the kind of website notice this one has.
The fact that it's so, so uncommon is precisely why it's on this site.
Only you want to deal in these absolutes - always, never...

Seems that KIRO-TV had just ran an ad of a Jeep that had been on an
underwater excursion and the station cut to a news story about a Jeep
getting stuck in a flood and having to be pulled out.

Right. One TV station, one time. It's a crisis in advertising. We must
form Congressional committees to deal with this vast problem. Get the
President on the phone to hire an independent counsel. Call out the
militia...

Idiot.

http://www.adrants.com/2005/11/famil...water-tour.php

OOPS!

jim

So *one* example in a universe of millions, billions of ads in any given
year is what you think constitutes proof that it's a common event?
Happens all the time, says JimLane who changed his handle out of sheer,
appropriate, embarrassment.

Get professional help, JimLane

Pastorio