Saturday, February 5, 2011

Oh, for freak's sake!

See? It's every-damn-where!




Thank you, Shannon!

21 comments:

  1. I bet you're pissed.

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  2. Just in time for Super Bowl!

    Don'tcha think they've got some Tostito craftsmen and women on standby for this momentous occasion??

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  3. Tell me sensei, who is this Arti-san of which they speak?

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  4. So its not so much the "artisan" part that ticks me off as much as every place has a chipotle something or other (I will say the restaurant chain by the same name not half bad, but I don't want to be bombarded with it everywhere else)

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  5. Do you realize that one of your blog ads today is for a PI attorney??

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  6. "One McArtisanal Value Meal please. With Diet Artisanal Coke."

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  7. My father was an artist. If the liver disease hadn't killed him faster, all this artisanal crap would have. He used to have a hissy fit every time he saw or heard the word used that way. He would cross the word out of magazines. Really.

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  8. I have decided to start practicing artisan inspired emergency medicine. Don't worry Dr. Grumpy I will still call neuro foracute strokes, but you will arrive to find the patient delightfully treated with a unique blend of fire roasted medications instead of the usual labetolol and TPA.
    Dr. J

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  9. Each bite must be an artfully crunchy experience!

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  10. That's right up there with "Fresh Express Artisanal Salalds"!

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  11. Laughing out loud like a loon! Just when you think they can't possibly use the word on anything else, it pops up on tortilla chips...........hahahaha.

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  12. Dare I ask, but what's going to happen if diet coke becomes artisanal as well???

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  13. There is an epic revolution of artisan products!

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  14. At first I thought maybe your fukitol dose was too high but now I get your point lol

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  15. Heh, heh, heh! Saw a commercial the other day for Olive Garden featuring some "artisinal" something or other, then I read about artisinal pizzas in the NYT this morning - each made me think of you.

    I'm not understanding how mass-produced or chain anything can be artisinal??

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  16. According to Google, the word "artisan" signals that a product was hand crafted, and these products frequently utilize traditional or indigenous methods.

    Haha, false advertising?

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  17. I did find Artisan Popsicles today.

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  18. I love how the packaging has muted, soft colors as well, to somehow make you think the artisanal crap is healthy for you. ;-)

    I do believe that seeing and hearing the word "artisan" has become your proverbial "nails scratching the chalkboard."

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  19. Humph. But not everything advertised as artisinal, isn't. Consider: http://www.artisanalpencilsharpening.com/

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  20. Another advertiser trying to convince you that some mass-produced product was made just for you!

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  21. Thank god they didn't write "Chipolte"!

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So wadda you think?