Want to shout out and say that, for all those who live in C-U but don't go to our meetings (shame!) on Monday at 6PM Phil has arranged a meetup with John Loftus, the guy on the atheist side for the Great Debate, at Murphy's, where we can chill and get to know the guy who will be representing us on Tuesday. Try not to get him too drunk.
There was a lot of talk about the Super Bowl ad from Focus in the Family, as people expected it to be heavily pro-life, but it aired, and it wasn't really anything too interesting. I'm sure that they wanted to keep it neutral, if not ambiguous, so that people would be interested to go to their website for the "full story". There you see a much more God-driven, if not boring, talk. All in all I'd say it was a waste of however many millions of dollars it cost to air it.
That's it! See you all Tuesday! And if you can't make it, don't worry, it'll be on youtube, and we'll be sure to link to it when it gets up.
~Franklin
4 comments:
aye, pretty toothless and as an "ad" ineffective.
tens of thousands? Think again Frankles. It aired in the first commercial slot after kickoff, it must have been about 4 million. Next year I hope they buy every single 30 second spot, fill them with watered down nonsense and go bankrupt.
Nonsense Bob.. why, look what ingenious Superbowl marketing did for intarweb phenom Pets.com
what are you talking about Bob? it clearly says "...millions of dollars". Silly Bob, making things up that don't make any sense.
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