Flipping through the wife's copy of
Glamour (hey, the Executive Reading Room doesn't exactly have the Library of Congress catalog of periodicals on hand), I stumbled upon the following ad for Dolce & Gabbana watches and thought the pitchman looked familiar:
Now, it's not you-know-who, but given
his well-documented love of the brand, perhaps the company is trying to take advantage of an implied endorsement. Or perhaps it looks nothing like him and he's just been away so long I've forgotten what he looks like. Probably the latter.
Now, it's not you-know-who, but given his well-documented love of the brand, perhaps the company is trying to take advantage of an implied endorsement. Or perhaps it looks nothing like him and he's just been away so long I've forgotten what he looks like. Probably the latter.
9 comments:
"Wife's copy," heh. ;)
I don't know if it bodes well for JP that I had the same reaction as pepper.
BTW, is that the woman from That 70's Show? b/c it looks like her.
Kinda looks like a morph of Alex Ovechkin and Howard Stern. I had to shudder a bit there.
Third the "wife's copy." Of course we never look at the hubby's Maxim, unless it is to read the articles.
theodore FUCKING SUCKS
That's kind of creepy.
(the picture, I mean)
I think it actually looks like a cross between Ovechkin and Brooks Laich....Wrap your minds around that!
Sorry, Anon - that was a little over the line (b/c it was a personal attack on another commentor), so I deleted it.
Dang, Hooks...your right!
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