I`ve just read through a lot of your posts, and you do absolutely incredible work. It`s really too bad about that Bushido tattoo, though, as the tattoo itself looked spectacular...
For readers of this blog who don't speak Chinese, the punchline for the ad is that the slogan "eternal commitment" (not "love and commitment," by the way) is the slogan of the Sakura brand of range hoods, in that they offer a lifetime supply of replacement filters.
LOL BRILLIANT
ReplyDeleteSorry, but could you please explain what this guy got tattooed?
ReplyDelete(Apart from that it is part of an advertisement for some cherry-blossom thingy)
@previous Anonymous: Tian says it in the post, but let me put it another way:
ReplyDelete"With oil change, get free filter."
In other words, not what he wanted but who's gonna know? LOL
I`ve just read through a lot of your posts, and you do absolutely incredible work. It`s really too bad about that Bushido tattoo, though, as the tattoo itself looked spectacular...
ReplyDeleteYou gotta love how the commercial is supposed to be set in Miami Florida, yet the actors are speaking with an Australian accent.
ReplyDeleteFor readers of this blog who don't speak Chinese, the punchline for the ad is that the slogan "eternal commitment" (not "love and commitment," by the way) is the slogan of the Sakura brand of range hoods, in that they offer a lifetime supply of replacement filters.
ReplyDeleteActually, Anonymous, they are speaking with a Afrikaner accent.
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