Thursday, April 10, 2008
Carl's Jr doesn't match up to my mom
Because eating right and exercising more means eating a bacon cheeseburger on a mechanical bull.
I don't really consider Carl's Jr. to be any sort of authority on a healthy lifestyle*. I do, however, listen to my mom about pretty much anything. You really want advice on living a healthy lifestyle? Check out my mom's blog for information on healthy eating habits that don't include mechanical bulls. She's got tips and recipes and all sorts of motherly goodness.
*When I use the phrase "healthy living," I mean eating your fruits and veggies, knowing what a portion of food really is, getting an adequate amount of exercise, washing behind your ears... Not an anorexic, workoutaholic, dirty-ears living.
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Wasn't this the same place that advertised their food by having Paris Hilton roll around on a car in a bikini?
I think the message is awful. Yeah. Now we get to equate eating right and exercising (both important parts of life) with some sexualized girl riding a mechanical bull? Not cool.
*I also think it's cute that you linked to your mom's blog! I wish my mom blogged.*
Good lord, i do hope they were kidding. I mean, I was once asked to make a parody of commercials. If I had been thinking along fast food lines this probably would have been exactly what I came up with. And another thing, six dollars for a burger? That's just great economics, kids. Way more expensive to make your own food.
Oh, and nice link to your mom's blog, it looks really cool!
I can vouch for lindsay's mom, she rocks! Lady knows her stuff. :)
Most commercial I watch are boring and more informative than need be. This commercial is perfect. After viewing, Geoff and I bought and enjoyed the Western Bacon Six Dollar Burger. Every red blooded American should consume one!
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