Showing posts with label H.E.B.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label H.E.B.. Show all posts

Monday, February 14, 2011

Too Much Exposition

 

As I mentioned earlier today, my mind tends to work a bit circuitously… one thing will remind me of another then another then another until there are more tangents than a tenth grade geometry teacher knows what to do with (I’m talkin’ to YOU Mr. Burns)

At any rate, I came across this advertisement a while ago while looking for a lint roller at H.E.B and, though I never found that damn roller, I did come away with this jewel.

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WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR SISTER ACT MONEY, MARY CLARENCE!!!!!!??????!!!!!!

 

Plus, here’s the celebrity work-out video she did that Jack Donaghy said was even worse than Tracy Jordan Meat Machine.

Cue comment from Jan in 3… 2…

Artist: Mark Hollman/ Album: Urinetown

Thursday, February 10, 2011

I Wanna Be a Producer

 

Soooooooo… I was just watching last night’s Modern Family on Hulu and this amazing 3:00+ of confectionary advertising came on!

SUCK ON IT logo!!!

 

When I was living in Waco there were several several options for H.E.B.’s (referred to as HEEBs at Baylor, a school where the majority of its Southern Baptist students, unsurprisingly, don’t realize that sounds exactly the same as the anti-Semitic slur hebe, a derogatory abbreviation for Hebrew) and depending on your needs you would go to a different one.  The ghetto-HEEB was for quick necessities only, as it was the smallest but closest to campus.  The GAP-HEEB (not quite as good as Banana Republic, not quite as bad as Old Navy) was your mid-range option, whereas the Taj Ma-HEEB was where you wanted to go for your finer cheeses, wines, etc.  Just as I was leaving they finished the Barn-HEEB, which, shockingly enough, looks a bit like a barn.

When I moved to Ann Arbor, a HEEB-less town with a surprisingly high Jewish population, I was confronted with the Meijer chain.  Being a good Texan I automatically tried to pronounce the name like it was spanish and turned the “j” into an “h.”  My friend Mason said when he first drove to Michigan for Blue Lake his GPS system would pronounce the “j” as a “dg” as in “Joseph.”  However, the correct pronunciation—for those of you still tuned in—is of course “j” as in “y.”

And thus concludes todays episode of…

Artist: Mel Brooks/ Album: The Producers