For anyone wanting to practice their skills at identifying logical fallacies, Panlegis and Hillevi Larsson provide some examples.
The Swedish blog quotes do as well.
If Monty Python had used polar bears, it might have been even funnier. If planestupid had used cows, it might have been even more stupid.
If you go to the Distributel Communications Limited web site, the ads get even more confusing.
I hate those pop-ups! Had I'd known it was going to do that, I wouldn't have used it! I apologize. :-(
My point of the video I posted is simply the "bleeding" billboard reminds me of the "bleeding" religious paintings and statues that have been done so many times before. To me, the "bleeding" billboard isn't a new idea. ;-)
I also don't think a billboard that intentionally distracts a driver specifically during adverse weather conditions warning the driver to pay more attention when driving in adverse weather conditions is very well thought out if the intention of the ad is to reduce automobile related fatalities. It doesn't make any sense to me. :-P
Another bleeding billboard can be in found in the Simpsons episode, Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie (fourth season, six episode, November 3, 1992)
"A blood-spouting billboard spews (hopefully fake) cat blood into a
newlywed couple's open convertible. They take it in good humor."
PLEASE SEE FILM HERE Dabitch has removed the embed due to pop-ups, sorry.
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