Thursday, May 18, 2006

Buying the New Yorker 1996 - page 20

I always mix up "Sylvia" with "Who is Sylvia."

One is a comedy about a man and his love for his dog. The other is a comedy about a man and his love for his goat.

The one with the dog is the one that you want to take grandma to.

In the second ad we have a drama about a man and his love for a swan.

I'm sensing some sort of theme here.
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