T-Mobile (and the Angry birds #fail)
The epic Liverpool Street station flash mob really kicked it off.
Since then we’ve had random punters singing with Pink in Trafalgar Square, a pretend Royal Wedding dance off (a la that wedding dance from the Americans), and now T-Mobile are hijacking the knock down castle game to end all knock down castle games.
I love angry birds (and I don’t mean the ones in the T-Mobile call centres). But this?! All the Saturday night TV ooooooohs and aaaaaaaaaaahs. The forced excitement, the jumping and cheering in unison?
It’s faker than David Cameron offering up a pledge to protect the NHS…
Iain G. Morrison is a Head of Marketing & Communications for a charitable social enterprise. And will be sticking with Angry birds on’t iphone ta very much…
Fold like a pack of cards…
Technically I am a floating voter.
Whilst his party have a more than questionable record on gay rights (they’ve changed, apparently), its fascinating to watch what happens to the man who may be leading the country shortly (or trying to claw his way to power via King Maker Clegg), under minor scrutiny from a bantam weight journalist.
No doubt troubling for Central office (unless they have any other great P.R.egnancy stories / ‘racy’ pictures to feed the media with).
Personally, I’m not sure which way the polls will go.
Those with a memory spanning back to the last recession will remember high interest rates / reposessions. Those who are tired of Labour and feel it’s time for a ‘change’ (TM), will want to vote for ABL (anyone but Labour). And the Lib Dems still suffer under the first past the post system from being viewed as a wasted vote.
A hung parliament, or a razor slim majority for Labour or the Tories. Either way, it’s going to be a bumpy ride…
Iain G. Morrison is a senior marketer in the British Tourism Industry. And congratulating the Gay Times on a well-timed interview…
Going in for the kill…
Don't throw eggs at John...
No, not the unstoppable right hook courtesy of John Precott (who has clearly been inspired by Obama, given his recent impressive utilisation of the full 2.0 arsenal in order to resurrect his political stature), I am referring to this summers predicted unstoppable musical force, La Roux…
The ‘lets get ravey’ version of La Rouxs’ ‘Going in for the kill’ track is a must for any dance music aficionado’s that spent their weekends in the 90’s having it large.
And even though New Labour have been slow to mobilise themselves digitally, Prezzas blog is worth a punt ( if you get time). His facebook status updates are also genius!
Enjoy…
Iain Morrison is a senior marketer in the British Tourism Industry. And is currently practising his big fish, little fish, culminating in a rather nifty cardboard box…
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