The final exams for my current Castellano course is next week. (Hmm, Freudian, I typed "curse" by accident).
Exams always send me into a spin. Despite the many years I spent happily cultivating the pleasures of smoking, I can go a week without having a ciggy with less distress and fewer manifestations of edginess, than the same period leading up to exams.
This entry is recognizably falling into the above mentioned behaviour. A somewhat flippant by-product in attempts of self-distraction from the real task at hand.
Here is another entertaining advertisement that has been showing on telly for a couple of weeks, courtsey of Ford EcoSport.
A parade float as a car? Hmm. But a parade float full of writhing Brazilian beauties gyrating to the pulsing rhythms of samba? A dream car! It could be a most appealing proposition to own and drive around in this dream medium of transportation. But what happens when the honeymoon period is over?
Find out from this clip below. The song by Brazilian singer Luis Caldas is in Portuguese. This time, I wasn't able to find if the lyrics are amusing accompaniments to the advert itself.
Part I of "Brazilian Carnival in a Car":
Well, cars do get dirty with all that exposure to the elements. So the owner will have to wash this car too. Oh, yummy assignment. Or, is it?
Find out in the follow-up clip:
Part II of "Brazilian Carnival in a Car":
Looks like the Brazilian Carnival in a Car is now up for grabs at the car dealership. Any eager takers?
Exams always send me into a spin. Despite the many years I spent happily cultivating the pleasures of smoking, I can go a week without having a ciggy with less distress and fewer manifestations of edginess, than the same period leading up to exams.
This entry is recognizably falling into the above mentioned behaviour. A somewhat flippant by-product in attempts of self-distraction from the real task at hand.
Here is another entertaining advertisement that has been showing on telly for a couple of weeks, courtsey of Ford EcoSport.
A parade float as a car? Hmm. But a parade float full of writhing Brazilian beauties gyrating to the pulsing rhythms of samba? A dream car! It could be a most appealing proposition to own and drive around in this dream medium of transportation. But what happens when the honeymoon period is over?
Find out from this clip below. The song by Brazilian singer Luis Caldas is in Portuguese. This time, I wasn't able to find if the lyrics are amusing accompaniments to the advert itself.
Part I of "Brazilian Carnival in a Car":
Well, cars do get dirty with all that exposure to the elements. So the owner will have to wash this car too. Oh, yummy assignment. Or, is it?
Find out in the follow-up clip:
Part II of "Brazilian Carnival in a Car":
Looks like the Brazilian Carnival in a Car is now up for grabs at the car dealership. Any eager takers?
