The Boston Guerrilla Suspects Speak…About Their Hair

February 1, 2007 By Dan Goldgeier 5 Comments

They both plead not guilty in court today.

The Interference & Cartoon Network folks are the ones who have some ‘splaining to do…not these guys. These guys probably responded to some Craigslist ad looking for “brand ambassadors” in the hopes of getting a little extra cash.

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Blogging on AdPulp since 2005, Dan Goldgeier is a Seattle-based freelance copywriter with experience at advertising agencies across the U.S. He is a graduate of the Creative Circus ad school, and currently teaches at Seattle's School of Visual Concepts. In addition, he is a regular columnist for TalentZoo.com. Dan published the best of his TalentZoo.com columns in a book entitled View From The Cheap Seats: A Broader Look at Advertising, Marketing, Branding, Global Politics, Office Politics, Sexual Politics, and Getting Drunk During a Job Interview. Look for it on Amazon in paperback and e-book editions.

http://thebrandbuilder.blogspot.com olivier blanchard

Brilliant. It’s like an episode of South Park, but with real people.
Mark Weills

That was beautiful. An appropriate response to overreaction on the part of the cops in Boston. Why did this not happen in other cities? Well, you got a lot of cops in Boston, LA, and NYC who just are not intelligent enough to maybe take a look and see before sending the public into a panic. Throw Fox News in and you have a whole lot of dumbassery to spread around.
I second the brilliant comment.
Good Luck guys.
http://adpulp.com David Burn

I’m glad to see these guys take this on with their sense of humors fully intact. Naturally, the media doesn’t have any room for humor (which makes the reporters asking questions in this piece seem hopelessly out of touch).
http://www.orangeyeti.com Evan

Surreal and sad. Who wants to move to Denmark with me?
http://thebrandbuilder.blogspot.com olivier blanchard

Spain’s better.
Or France. On-the-job naps are going to be mandated there soon (phase two of the 35-hour workweek shrinkdown.)