Send to a friendKimbaSpeed January 29th, 2008 9:35 AM Link
I’ll be sure to go get a drink during that commercial.
Bridgestone Super Bowl Ad Features Suprising Spokesman?
Written By: Dustin P. Walsh
Bridgestone’s finally got in the big game, well, advertising during it anyway. The company’s absence is over with spots during the Super Bowl – Bridgestone is also the official sponsor of the halftime show.
The company is probably marking its inaugural Super Bowl appearance with the Hollywood elite or, maybe, a car-racing icon, right? Not exactly, the company has chosen short short wearin’ fitness guru Richard Simmons to appear in it ads. What? All we can say is, check out the short clip (via YouTube) above.
+ Gay Wheels: Stranger Days: Richard Simmons at the Super Bowl?
5 Comments
Football » Bridgestone Super Bowl Ad Features Suprising Spokesman? January 29th, 2008 10:05 AM Link
[…] Dustin P. Walsh wrote a fantastic post today on “Bridgestone Super Bowl Ad Features Suprising Spokesman?”Here’s ONLY a quick extractThe company is probably marking its inaugural Super Bowl appearance with the Hollywood elite or, maybe, a car-racing icon, right? Not exactly, the company has chosen short short wearin’ fitness guru Richard Simmons to appear in it ads. … […]
Tony D January 30th, 2008 2:07 AM Link
I don’t even begin to get it. What does Simmons have to do with the squirrel? Bridgestone must have more money than sense.
Winding Road » Archive » Super Bowl Marks New Marketing Strategies for Automakers January 31st, 2008 1:22 PM Link
[…] automotive companies are planning to air ads during this weekend’s Super Bowl. The usual suspects General Motors, Ford, and Toyota will be joined this year by Audi and Hyundai […]
Report: Volkswagen Working on Driverless Self-Parking System for Production
More Spied Images of New Camaro Interior
Early Scoop on Volkswagen Tiguan's U.S. Launch, Diesel Delayed? Not Coming? 
Report: Mercedes-Benz to Leverage Aluminum for Next E-class
Toyota's Prius Passes 1 Million Sold Mark 
HTML Formatting Tips
- To make something bold: <strong>Text to bold</strong>
- To make something italic: <em>Text to italicize</em>
- To make a hyperlink: <a href="URL">Text to link</a>
- To quote something previously said, you can use <blockquote>text</blockquote>
Markdown Formatting Tips (advanced)This site also allows use of Markdown formatting in the comment section. This accomplishes the same formatting as HTML but is typically easy to use.
my code* Second item
• Second item
1. Second item
2. Second item
<email@add.com>