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Well, it all turned out to be a marketing scheme. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News newspapers reportedly allowed a company to place an ad for an "airline" called Derrie-Air which supposedly charges customers to fly according to their weight...lol. Brilliant marketing scheme to drive traffic to the website flyderrie-air.com. I'd like to hear the stories about those who actually tried to book flights.
Should the newspaper have allowed this and I wonder if the customer service worker who handled that account knew this was possibly a bogus ad. They would not have made a cent in this country if they were a legit airline...not with all of these fatties running around, and the ACLU would have been all up in that piece with weight discrimination lawsuits stacked as high as the clouds....lol. Where's the booty cheeks logo? No spokesmodel...hmmmm, Serena, JLo, Nay Nay...just thoughts...lol.
Here is the supposed disclaimer tagged at the end of the ad:
"A disclaimer labels the ad campaign "fictitious" and says it is designed "to test the results of advertising in our print and online products and to stimulate discussion on a timely environmental topic of interest to all citizens."
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Beyonce and Shakira ain't got nothing on him...LOL, his hips don't lie...lol and all he needed was to get rid of that pots and pans music, and add a hip hop beat or reggae riddim to make this video complete. Someone should remix this.
This is a parody of Usher's new song 'Love in the Club Remix' LOL. Willie, has a lot of time on his hand.
Actress, comedian, and I think attorney, Aisha Tyler volunteers for the Hometown Heroes Campaign for the Red Cross. She is a national celebrity cabinet member.
"I joined the Red Cross celebrity cabinet because I believe deeply that the great gift, and burden, of being human is our responsibility to share what gifts we have and do what we can to alleviate the suffering of others." -- Aisha Tyler
Another funny Steve Harvey Morning Show "Nephew Tommy" Prank...LOL. Here is the audio.
"I been at this church for 47 years. I been saved all my life...telling me bout some 'be nice.' LOL
I AM WHITE "PARODY"
He called it a parody. But he is way too much into character for a parody. Must be some of his sentiment in there...somewhere. It is hard to tell whether he is trying to be funny, or trying to get away with faking funny. Mr. Pregnant can be found on YouTube. Do you think this is a parody? Most of his videos fall under comedy.
He looks like he his doing a similar Madea character and some would argue, and perhaps that is the argument of Mr. Knipp and some of his supporters, what is wrong with that? Show Cannick and her cause some support by visiting activist JasmyneCannick.com/ or her Ban Shirley Q. Liquor banshirleyqliquor.typepad.com site.
In the beginning, he is making fun of speaking in tongues. The comment responses are mixed on YouTube, and some of the readers take offense to it. Is it okay for Christian comedians to make fun of Christianity?
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