Help me please part 2
by Kelly Lee on November 30, 2007
So I'm thinking a series of news reports, offered in text, BREAKING NEWS concerning the two rum icons, Capt Morgan and the bacardi bat, and how they the two forces are going to meet at Tortuga,...
The Captain talks in mutterings like a drunken old man, and complains about how his leg is stuck in that position permanently.
And when the Bacardi Bat is interviewed, he just screeches and flaps around.
Silly? Stupid? Good? Bad?
Then the website has a small flash animation, with the Capt and the Bat closeups from the two sides of the screen...and the drunken pirate music from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney....
Is that too silly?
Three Replies to Help me please part 2
Steve West | November 30, 2007
Silly, shmilly. Sounds like a hoot!
Jackie Mason | December 7, 2007
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Scott Hardie | November 30, 2007
I don't know if it's too silly for the specific occasion, but I like it.