The commercial has a smug little girl pulling out the Hannah Montana Valentine's day card her mom got her and acting like it's way better than homemade, thought-out sentiments. (Since when do parents give their children Valentine's day presents and cards anyway?) Can someone explain to me what is supposed to be appealing about this?
Call me old-fashioned, but it used to be that actually making things and giving a crap about the people in our lives meant more than buying some mass-produced sheep herd-following garbage.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
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