I've been seeing this clip of a squirrel doing a mission impossible to get to some nuts. It's some guy in England who set up the obstacle course back in 2011 (at least so the clip tells me. I think it's older). Anywho, it reminded me of the original, which was a Carling Black Label ad from 1989 (shit, I'm old). I remember it very clearly as it made my parents laugh out loud, or 'lol' as they say now (much to my disbelief). I don't know who made it.
Of all the link baiting there is, this is the kind I hate the most.
Politiken, one of Denmark's leading papers, posted the below on Facebook. It basically says that the new HBO series with Maggie Gyllenhaal is really good. It doesn't, of course, mention what the series is called, so to find out I have to click the link. Now while this does give the social media ninjas at Politiken one more hit to compute into their Facebook analytics and website Excel sheet, all it does is piss me off.
Why not just name the series in the original post? I'd have what I wanted, I'd know it was Politiken who gave me the information, and I wouldn't be pissed off. Are those hits really worth it? I doubt it. If you ask me, it's far better to keep people happy.
