I usually don't pay much attention to ads, but I happened to notice this banner advertising the new Dell Inspiron laptops that come in eight different colors. It's interesting that the marketing execs would think to use the concept in a national ad campaign -- that "green" is so part of the collective consciousness and the term "vegan" well enough known. Is this just another jump on the green-trend bandwagon, or a sign that green is becoming normal?
And speaking of normal, is that what a stereotypical vegan looks like? Flannel? Kerchief? Really?
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Icelander Posted 10:38 pm
25 Jul 2007
Yes. Also, vegans are pasty. Just like this guy
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Jason D Scorse Posted 1:44 am
26 Jul 2007
I teach environmental economics and blog at http://www.voicesofreason.info.
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Holly Richmond Posted 2:50 am
26 Jul 2007
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wiscidea Posted 3:43 am
26 Jul 2007
Forward!
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