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Our Bodies, Our Storage
We spotted this latest installment in Manhattan Mini-Storage's inarticulate we're-trying-to-show-we- share-your-politics-but-we-fail-at-it ad campaign (has anyone actually ever figured out that Cheney ad?) on our way down the West Side Highway Sunday night, and we were as confused by it as the Copyranter is today. Our best guess at its message: Once Alito & Co. overturn Roe, at least a storage locker will be preferable to an alley! And you know how we all love decreasing-civil- liberties humor. Better interpretation? Let us know. Back Alley Advertising [Copyranter]
Posted 06/19/07 in Daily Intel : Photo Op
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