People Not Enjoying Yoga
People Not Enjoying Yoga
People Not Enjoying Yoga
People Not Enjoying Yoga
People Not Enjoying Yoga
People Not Enjoying Yoga
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Doodle Me!
First commenter with a doodle idea gets that idea doodled.
UPDATE:
For okjimm:
Sarah Palin’s Brain
Cellphone Service For The Weary And Cynical
I have seen these ads around town. They are awful.
What the hell is with the tagline? Believe in something better? What, am I spiritually bankrupt? Am I empty? Is the world that awful?
What the hell is this ad trying to convey? It’s insulting, whatever it is.
Other people’s posts:
I like it! Yay!
I don’t like it! Boo! (where I “borrowed” the above image)