Now call me pessimistic, but I think that guy bears a striking resemblance
to the 'Jiving Radioactive Waste Collectors/Intel Technicians' in the Intel
Adverts on the telly (You can probably find hundreds of them crashing out
at the Intel site). What does this
mean for Acorn? Will they resort to using these drab guys in white as an
excuse to include horrible 70's music in their adverts (that's a point:
Acorn....Adverts....Two words I would never otherwise use in the same sentence)
although I think Acorn, who have always played it a wee bit more boring
in the past would probably go for a more....Cliff Richards style.
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The original, very colourful, obviously
standing too close to an Intel PentiumII that burns those suits into those
colours - they only wear them to protect themselves from the inhumane amounts
of radiation created by the nuclear generator in the back of the van, needed
to power that massive PentiumII that's stuck on the side of the van for
some reason (scale of the Pentium on the van: scale of real PentiumII =
1:1).
The designer of this van was reported to have been inspired by a loo
roll, notice the surprisingly cylindrical shape of the van.
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Acorn's contender: Rather drab in comparison, but the single coloured, white suit obviously fits in with Acorn's presentation which has remained the same for the last 350+ years. This person is obviously only wearing a balaclava because he has just robbed Microsoft HQ of some brand spanking old ideas that Microsoft nicked off them in the first place, and if he didn't wear a face mask, Microsoft would instantly know that Acorn had robbed them because of a layer of dead skin which has flaked off this techie's face from his horrible skin disease, which spreads like wild flower though out Acorn HQ - it's only known cause seems to be spending too may long hours in from of the computer, this is also the excuse given to the public by Acorn as the reason why many of it's employee's have no style whatsoever. The only music you would find being played in an Acorn chip plant would be "The best *Ever* Album of 13th Century Monk Choirs". |