I must share with all the world how happy I am that the phrescription sunglasses did NOT end up in the bin! 💙💙
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I must share with all the world how happy I am that the phrescription sunglasses did NOT end up in the bin! 💙💙
ok you know how teen wolf has so many sponsorships. every other episode it’s like #spon look at this AT&T phone or #ad for the new honda civic! like it’s painfully obvious. good thing they put all their ad revenue to use with their amazing cgi!!
so anyway i think if the show were airing now they would get all these sponsorships like with podcasters and youtubers. they’d have to fit them in seamlessly with segues and random situations that kind of fit the show because it’s a crazy show in general. but they’re still kind of wild and obvious. and they all somehow relate to stiles.
there’s a zoom in on the BetterHelp therapy website on stiles’ laptop. he’s looking first for a therapist that specializes in PTSD and ADHD, bookmarks the link, then searches for a trauma specialist as well as PTSD again. this link we see him text to derek. he doesn't reply but the read receipt shows he's seen it. a sentence flashes on the bottom of the screen.
“Use code SOURWOLF to get your first month of BetterHelp free! Terms and conditions may apply.”
[the laptop is a sponsorship too.]
a few episodes later when they’ve run out of money again we see stiles building a website. it’s a blog and it’s through Squarespace. we see him typing up journal entries about his supernatural shenanigans. then he goes on to rant about star wars and other recent random hyperfixations like the different kinds of occlupanids (bread tags). he checks his stats and there’s only a handful of views on his blog (milesofstiles.squarespace.com or alternatively, stilesyaps.squarespace.com) but there are a few comments. they’re all from derek.
“what the fuck is an occlupanid?” “aren’t you supposed to be studying?” “we just almost got killed and this is what you’re spending the rest of your night doing?” “don’t turn lightsabers into an innuendo, it’s a disgrace to star wars and you know it.”
“Create your dream website now! Use code STILES for 50% off your first month of Squarespace!” blinks on the screen below.
Alright, you can stay brand. But don’t go selling out or doing spons or anything like that
As we near 200,000 followers here at Chaser, we just wanted to say that Coke is one of our favorite tastes. Not only that, but it smells amazing. It makes us go a little crazy to be honest. Like, we cannot get it far enough down our throat to be satisfied. We're only satisfied when we feel those intense, powerful, sweet carbonated sips of Coke down our throat. When we sit back on our heels, look up at you with Coke all over our mouth and slobber running down our neck, hair all fucked up and wipe our mouth with the back of our arm and ask you if we did a good job and you cannot even speak because we just drained all the Coke out of your bottle..... that’s when our thirst is truly satisfied.
🐰: gucci osteria has moved to level 5 of the gucci cheongdam flagship store and will officially open on 4 sept! come on!!!
Jester King Spon 2018 Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon (Thanks, Ian!). A 4 of 4. Given the refermentation with Texas grapes, this does pick up quite a bit of wine qualities, but it's still quite complex and very clearly beer forward. There's funk to it but it's relatively clean, given its age, and definitely a bit on the higher end of the acidic scale. Quite excellent.
welcome welcome welcome you were missed dearly 🫶🫶
I saw😭🥺I never even considered leaving because i knew it would sadden a lot of people,including me,but i didn't expect this much and it really warmed my heart🩷🩵
you can take the girl out of manchester...
Robert Rauschenberg was one of 100 artists commissioned by the Goethe Institute Osaka to make a kite, which would be flown in a "vernissage in the sky" over Himeji Castle in 1989. It was all sponsored by Lufthansa, and after a global exhibition tour, the Art Kites were to be auctioned off, with the proceeds going to the UN Disaster Relief Fund. The catalogue's at the Internet Archive.
Funny story, the Goethe Institute guy who organized the art kites just kept them instead, and 12 years after he died, his family sold them for EUR5.7million.
images: robert rauschenberg, sky house ii, via rrf; lufthansa kite, because flying is art; gerhard richter art kite, which, according to his catalogue raisonné, may be a kite, but is not art; and yoshio kitayama's art kite, which was the best one imho