Monday, May 14, 2007
Disney Parks
So, what sort of people do you expect to meet at Disney Parks? Here's Alice, Mad Hatter and the other characters from Disney's Alice in Wonderland coming to life in Disney Parks. Disney's Alice in Wonderland which combined story elements from both Alice books by Lewis Carroll was an animated feature, released in 1951. It popularized the iconic image of Alice in America as a pretty girl in a white pinafore and a blue dress...
adMad Trivia #55
There are many stories about where this word came from.Probably the most popular notion has it that the vehicle bore the designation "GP" (for "General Purpose"), which was phonetically slurred into this word. R. Lee Ermey, on his television series Mail Call, disputes this, saying that the vehicle was designed for specific duties, was never referred to as "General Purpose," and that the name may have been derived from Ford's nomenclature referring to the vehicle as GP (G for government-use, and P to designate its 80-inch-wheelbase). It was used by soldiers as a slang word for new recruits, an airplane, a tractor used for hauling heavy equipment, and an autogyro. How do we know this word/ brand name now which is used rather generically by all of us?
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4 comments:
Jeep
hey....i just can't wait for applauding at such a nice collection of inventive advertisements :P
keep up the good work!
It's amazing to browse through this master collection!
Hi Suchitra
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Thanks Rohit
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