Elitist Snob - The Classic Ellen Feiss Ad

The Classic Ellen Feiss Ad

Who can forget this charming ad from a red-eyed pothead Ellen Feiss, endorsing Macs, as part of Apple's ill fated "Switch" campaign. I've seen this ad so many times and yet it continues to make me laugh each time. *sigh*

Ah, Sweet memories of advertising gone wrong.

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This entry was posted on February 23, 2007 8:49 PM and is filed under Apple , Humor , Mac .

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Oh god no. not Ellen. Thanks for bringing her image back. I was trying to put that ad out of my mind.

Posted by: Scott Snider | February 24, 2007 10:33 AM

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