Good luck to them. I'm sure they're pretty bright. And I'd be more than happy to grab a free trip to Cannes. Pretty average bit of work, though. To be honest, it's not much above a Year 11 social studies assignment.
If the organizers of this competition really give a shit about the environment, why the fuck are they flying 20 people from across the globe to cannes?
david. stay in amsterdamn, please. you are coming off like a bit of a shifty - that's australian for a wrench aka tool. why is every comment you make so against the work that is being done over here? these two guys are gong to cannes to represent australia and it just so happens we have to fly to cannes, this being an island and all.
i wish them the best of luck and i wish that you'd please either be more supportive cos' i'm starting to wonder why you are even looking at this blog.
5:28 & 12:59 - right, so your opinion counts more than ... well ... let me see ... Mark Waits from Mother, Jeff Goodby and Marie Catherine Depuy from TBWA Paris. Keep blogging you loser.
I don't want to disrespect Ben and Neil. It's great for them. it's good that they are actually doing something, rather than just talking about it.
My beef is with the organizers who are giving away tickets to cannes as prizes. Planes account for a high percentage of carbon dumped in the environment. So it seems at odds with the good work they are trying to achieve.
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"First thought wins team a free ticket to Cannes."
Didn't Sassy write that for the Black Balloons TVC that launched last year for Vic Gov?
Good luck to them. I'm sure they're pretty bright. And I'd be more than happy to grab a free trip to Cannes. Pretty average bit of work, though. To be honest, it's not much above a Year 11 social studies assignment.
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Nice work Ben and Neil.
Keep rockin.
Cheers,
Jay B.
Brilliant, makes you think, cost you nothing and saves our environment.
Well done Ben and Neil.
Lucy
Shhh mum
Simple, yet so effective.
Great work guys.
ST
If the organizers of this competition really give a shit about the environment, why the fuck are they flying 20 people from across the globe to cannes?
Nice work Neil.
Steve (Saatchis)
Erm... does this exemplify why planners are important or what? I agree with 9:13am
I aso never thought a pun would get you to Cannes..
I entered this comp (my entry was crap, admittedly) and they sent me a foam Yahoo! chair in a box with 8 copies of the delivery form.
There were 5 of one and 3 of another.
Way to love the environment Yahoo!
this ad felt very year 12 Visual Arts HSC major work to me.
david. stay in amsterdamn, please. you are coming off like a bit of a shifty - that's australian for a wrench aka tool. why is every comment you make so against the work that is being done over here? these two guys are gong to cannes to represent australia and it just so happens we have to fly to cannes, this being an island and all.
i wish them the best of luck and i wish that you'd please either be more supportive cos' i'm starting to wonder why you are even looking at this blog.
5:28 & 12:59 - right, so your opinion counts more than ... well ... let me see ... Mark Waits from Mother, Jeff Goodby and Marie Catherine Depuy from TBWA Paris. Keep blogging you loser.
Hey I apologize.
I don't want to disrespect Ben and Neil. It's great for them. it's good that they are actually doing something, rather than just talking about it.
My beef is with the organizers who are giving away tickets to cannes as prizes. Planes account for a high percentage of carbon dumped in the environment. So it seems at odds with the good work they are trying to achieve.
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