Read Only nachos in the media
You know what they say…”Pass the Old El Paso”. Wait, no one says that? I guess this commercial was a complete fail for the company then. The jingle has been stuck in my head ever since I heard it for the first time one day ago.
Sam Lipsyte’s The Ask is the kind of book that is easy to love and easier to hate. Overstylized to the point of frustration, it takes awhile to see its value. Ultimately, it is the Generation-X novel, hitting on the insecurities of today’s thirty-somethings, a generation that is notoriously overeducated and underproductive. But why, for the love of salsa, would I even bring it up on NachosNY?
I’m all for staying hydrated and loading up on vitamins that get lost in my pee, but I cannot stand for a wasted plate of nachos. This is Vitamin Water’s latest ad campaign, dubbed “Epic Night”.
I’m not sure what they’re putting in the water over at the Comedy Central headquarters, but I bet it tastes something like Cholula, because their on-air personalities are displaying symptoms of a sever nacho dependency.
Here is another reason why Jon Stewart rocks: because he picks Nachos for the win! After ribbing President Obama’s NCAA brackets on last night’s Daily Show, the quirky host tried to show our commander in chief how a real American fills out a bracket.
If you woke up on a beer-stained “who dat?” nation floor, then perhaps you missed the really important part of last night’s Super Bowl: the commercials. Nachos were grossly under-represented, but they did offer up a few cameo appearances.
What you, thought we didn’t have iPhones? We’re bloggers; we keep them handy in our internet mogul toolbelt. But when we’re not snapping pics of heaping nacho platters or tweeting our every waking thought, sometimes we just need to unwind with an entertaining game on our otherwise all-business mobile phone.
All of us at NachosNY have iPhones, except Dan the Apprentice, but that’s because he doesn’t have a phone, I think. Since the announcement of the Apple iPad, I’ve been scouring my brain for something to connect nachos with the iPad.Sadly, I basically gave up.
Charlotte Gainsbourg’s new album, IRM, drops today, but this duet with Beck, “Heaven Can Wait”, has been around for about two months. Video embedded. Head to about 00:36 to see the scene featuring two buddies holding a nacho bomb.
