Imbecelia

A search for clarity in the nebulous world of a 34 year old who, while finding her mother's voice coming out of her lips more and more these days, is still no closer to affecting the air of mature serenity she hoped she would've been able to by now. She still laughs at people falling over, especially if they are wearing suits and/or look a bit posh. She has been accused of being an 'inverted snob'. But only by one person, and she was a twat.

Saturday, October 28, 2006

The medicine that ought not speak its name

I would like to share a guilty pleasure with you today. Here is my confession: I am particularly partial to the Canesten ads. I love it when a new one comes on because the woman in them is brilliant. But maybe not in the way that was intended by the ad makers.

I most liked the first one, where she breezes into the chemist and announces to the far-too-interested-and-friendly lady pharmacist, "Canesten One please" in a hugely pleased-with-herself tone, as if she could slap her fiver down on the counter and continue proudly "For I have THRUSH".

In the latest one she just smiles smugly at herself in the mirror in her hallway before flouncing out to what one presumes is an evening at a fancy dinner party or something. No itchy flange is going to get in the way of her fun, and that's for sure.

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