How can someone make money sitting on their ass, just follow the Lindsay school of hustle. Since Lindsay Lohan has been under house arrest for stealing a $2,500 necklace, the star has been catching buzz for allowing viewers to see her in her home-confined habitat. The spokesmodel for bad-girl behavior is now the spokesmodel for Beezid.com, an auction Website. In this cheaply made but buzzy video going viral on the Web, the actress describes how she discovered the penny-auction Website while "spending some time at home." Blink and you'll miss the 18-second, one-line spot. The quickie promo shows Lohan looking lovely but lonely on her living room couch with her laptop, she says, “Hey to all my friends. I just want to share with you that during some of my time at home, I found this amazing site with great deals.” E! Online notes that Lohan received $25,000 for the ad, along with a $10,000 credit on the site. I now officially think this country is crazy. Aperson steals a neclace worth $2500 and in return gets paid $25,000. what a come up-AL
The Nielsen Company has counted the numbers from last weekend's Super Bowl and determined that General Motors' "Wild Ride" Chevrolet Camaro commercial (its official name is "Miss Evelyn") has become the most-watched ad of all time with an estimated 119,628,000 viewers.It was really cool.-AL
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New Volkswagen commercial starring Darth Vader. He be killing them.-AL
As part of a campaign for their new “Hot ‘n Wholesome” breakfast menu, Caribou Coffee’s ad agency, Colle + McVoy, created these amazing bus shelter advertisements for the city of Minneapolis. Not only do they look like giant ovens, but the heating element on the roof actually works! Cool -AL
Well it is according to the internet world. Watch as this hand model praises her hands. Hey I wonder if she ever masterbates with them.-AL
USA Today is reporting that on Monday at Walmart and Sam’s Club stores across the Northeast, Kimberly-Clark will introduce tube-free loo rolls through the Scott Naturals brand.
The "tube-less technology” behind the toilet paper is, not surprisingly, hush-hush. While the holes in the rolls may not be as round as we're accustomed to, they will fit over standard spindles and every last square of toilet paper will be useable. And to be clear, the toilet paper will not boast recycled content. But hey, it’s a start.If the product performs well during the test run at Walmart and Sam’s Club, Kimberly-Clark may unleash tube-less toilet paper on a national — or even global scale — and extend the technology to paper towels.I really don't care about the tube but why can't someone invent toilet paper that doesn't tear up in your hand.-AL
Check out King James in his new Nike commercial.-AL
