good fiction better lies: the latest.
subtitle: walking billboards.
"it's a damn shame," i said and wrinkled my nose in disgust, "that people don't have better memories. i mean, clothing designs. the logos. we see cool clothes and we can't remember who makes them, so we have to put the company name and logo REAL fuckin' big on the clothing article in question - and then the logo becomes the focus, the selling point, and we end up with these crappy designer billboards. it blows. what i want is smarter people who, when they see hot clothing, have the sense god gave them to go ask the wearer who the hell made the clothes...and then still remember the designer or company or whoever's name the Next Freaking Day! and so, "i brought my rant to a dramatic whisper in the hip, crowded bar, "i've come to the conclusion that only stupid people wear clothing with obvious labels."
"it's a damn shame," i said and wrinkled my nose in disgust, "that people don't have better memories. i mean, clothing designs. the logos. we see cool clothes and we can't remember who makes them, so we have to put the company name and logo REAL fuckin' big on the clothing article in question - and then the logo becomes the focus, the selling point, and we end up with these crappy designer billboards. it blows. what i want is smarter people who, when they see hot clothing, have the sense god gave them to go ask the wearer who the hell made the clothes...and then still remember the designer or company or whoever's name the Next Freaking Day! and so, "i brought my rant to a dramatic whisper in the hip, crowded bar, "i've come to the conclusion that only stupid people wear clothing with obvious labels."