JAMIE LEE CURTIS: MASKS FOR SALE
I have never enjoyed her films, but I do enjoy her occasional musings on Huffpo.
MASKS FOR SALE BY JAMIE LEE CURTIS:
As I travel to Ohio on my first airplane trip during this flu crisis, I am immediately taken with the advertising possibilities. As a brilliant self-promoter, after all, I am the walking advertisement for good digestive health as the Activia Lady. I realize there is a mountain of money to be made on selling your mask space to the highest bidder. It's a white rectangle, so boring that I wonder, "How long before Pepsi, Nike, and Pepsi have their logos blazoned across germ masks around the world?" I wouldn't be surprised if even Chanel makes its own, with the interlocking reversed C's -- at a premium, of course. Then, there would be the knockoff ones that would get sold on the streets of New York -- and then the people arrested for selling the fakes. Revenue everywhere.
HUFFPO
MASKS FOR SALE BY JAMIE LEE CURTIS:
As I travel to Ohio on my first airplane trip during this flu crisis, I am immediately taken with the advertising possibilities. As a brilliant self-promoter, after all, I am the walking advertisement for good digestive health as the Activia Lady. I realize there is a mountain of money to be made on selling your mask space to the highest bidder. It's a white rectangle, so boring that I wonder, "How long before Pepsi, Nike, and Pepsi have their logos blazoned across germ masks around the world?" I wouldn't be surprised if even Chanel makes its own, with the interlocking reversed C's -- at a premium, of course. Then, there would be the knockoff ones that would get sold on the streets of New York -- and then the people arrested for selling the fakes. Revenue everywhere.
HUFFPO
posted by Lady Bunny at Thursday, April 30, 2009
2 Comments:
hey bunny ... she's one of the nicest people in the business - i'm sure if you met her - you guys would get along - lovely person ... much like yourself ... xx
K.Spacey
My Lady ... you can't mean you're not a fan of Carpenter's Halloween, I simply won't believe it ... her naive and distant teenager is pitch perfect (you must revisit).
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