The Return of the Dubious Dentist Ads
Apr. 12th, 2012 10:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rheasilviaOMG, you guys! There is a sequel!!
The manufacturers of the mobile X-ray device for dentists have created another ad, and have still not shelled out money for an advertising agency. I hope they never do, because I want to see many more of their glorious in-house creations.
X-ray where you want
With a single mobile device, take X-ray images directly in the treatment chair or when visiting patients, and immediately view them!
At first glance, this is a disappointment when compared to the absolutely stunning original (which you *must* check out, if you haven't yet!). However, the longer you look at this new ad, the more questions arise.
• Why is the woman on the left wearing protective glasses when she is purportedly taking an X-ray?
• Isn't the woman on the right suspiciously happy about the idea of her teeth being X-rayed?
• Why are the two gazing into each others' eyes in that manner?
• What exactly is Dark-Haired Woman planning to do with that... device…?
Of course, the original is still beyond compare in its magnificent wrongness.
This series of ads is starting to look like a possible Yuletide fandom. ;-) I don't know if many teeth get fixed in this fictional practice, but everyone certainly looks to be having a lot of fun…
The manufacturers of the mobile X-ray device for dentists have created another ad, and have still not shelled out money for an advertising agency. I hope they never do, because I want to see many more of their glorious in-house creations.
X-ray where you want
With a single mobile device, take X-ray images directly in the treatment chair or when visiting patients, and immediately view them!
At first glance, this is a disappointment when compared to the absolutely stunning original (which you *must* check out, if you haven't yet!). However, the longer you look at this new ad, the more questions arise.
• Why is the woman on the left wearing protective glasses when she is purportedly taking an X-ray?
• Isn't the woman on the right suspiciously happy about the idea of her teeth being X-rayed?
• Why are the two gazing into each others' eyes in that manner?
• What exactly is Dark-Haired Woman planning to do with that... device…?
Of course, the original is still beyond compare in its magnificent wrongness.
This series of ads is starting to look like a possible Yuletide fandom. ;-) I don't know if many teeth get fixed in this fictional practice, but everyone certainly looks to be having a lot of fun…
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Date: 2012-04-13 03:58 pm (UTC)