Problematic haha:
Not all celebrities of course… but we all know the most vocal shit heads who don’t practice what they preach.
Thoughts?
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Oh man this is gold:
This is what rapper DMX had to say:
“I am going to beat the living f**k out him … I am breaking every rule in boxing to make sure I f**k him right up.”
DMX says, “Once I am done with him, I am going to whip my d**k out and piss on him … right in his muthaf**kin face.”
He adds, “Zimmerman is a piece of s**t and that’s what he needs to drink.”
So eloquent, that DMX fellow. Full story over at TMZ.
I’ve said in the past I have no use for George Zimmerman, and I still feel that way. I’m assuming both Zimmerman and DMX will be getting a lot of money for this boxing match, so good for them I guess.
More than the boxing match I was surprised to learn that Zimmerman is only 30 years old… wow he looks like he could be my dad and I’m 32. DMX is aging quite nicely (no homo) I’d say at 43.
Thoughts? Do you think Zimmerman stands a chance? DMX is pretty high strung, I think he will destroy George.
In the Dominican Republic:
I wonder if she knows she can do that in the US? With money like hers I like to see her start a gun collection. UK Based DailyMail of course reported that the “controversial accessory” she’s holding in the picture is a “large rifle”. *eye roll*
I’m sure just like everything else she does on a daily basis, this was purely to be edgy and gain some more fame/notoriety.
More pictures of her and her family at the Skeet Range on her own website.
Thoughts?
I quote “Thank god for blogs like EverydayNoDaysOff…”:
@1:47 – they sort the good vids from the uninteresting stuff / not to mention you can purchase a stock for your full size Glock.
Epic! I saw my site link in the details on my subscription, and when I heard the mention in song it made my day.
If you hate on fxhummel1 videos you either are a troll, hate guns, or have no sense of humor. I say it time and time again, but this guy delivers.
Each new song has more energy than the previous one. This guy is on a roll…
Thoughts?
The New York Times has an interesting article on target marketing in the realm of Ammunition.
In the article they mention how the use of TV ads, fancy packaging, webisodes, and celebrity endorsement have worked when creating a new “brand” of ammo.
The article focuses on Alliant Techsystems (ATK) and their fancy marketing with their Federal brands Fusion and Black Cloud.
Full article – HERE
Here is the “duck suit” video for black Cloud that was mentioned in the article:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZdO4icPuaA[/youtube]
Thoughts:
In the article, Jason Nash (an ATK communications and events manager) calls the video “Viral”. I would hardly call that video viral, considering it has been out since August 2009 and only has 103 views! LOL Maybe its more popular on their own website, or on another video sharing network? I get more views than that a day on my company’s videos.
As always, I am glad to see the New York Times not refer to hunting or shooting in a bad light. They could have easily resorted to talk of “cop killer” bullets, but chose not to.
When ever I think of ammunition advertising, this image always pops into my head:
The graphics are so garish and the scene is so ridiculous with the lightening, explosions and fake “agents”, it’s hard to forget. I have never used extreme shock, so I have no comment on its actual effectiveness… but I’m sure they sell more than a couple boxes just because of the way it stands out in the crowd. The only thing that ad is missing is some girls in picatinny railed bikinis.
You can check out their extreme website HERE… not recommended for children under the age of 16 and people with heart conditions. (I kid I kid… :P)
