Verizon’s DROID Carpet Bombs the US

November 25, 2009 by joe.bustillos  
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Continuing the WTF school of advertising, one of Verizon’s DROID commercials “features” incoming payloads reminiscent of the bombs flying in from the 80s movie “The Day After.” I guess they didn’t get the memo that people like little techy things with lights and smiley faces, but don’t like robots with threatening voices delivered by high-velocity aerial bombardment. (hint: in the movie referenced above, everyone dies). Oh yeah, and we appear to be bombing ourselves. WTF?

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One Response to “Verizon’s DROID Carpet Bombs the US”
  1. Ryan says:

    I imagine Verizion could keep costs lower but delivering their phones via UPS instead of by stealth fighter.

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