Frogs in sponsorship deal with Budweiser

[Blong]

I just saw an old commericial for Budweiser, in which three frogs, sitting outside a club in the swamp, say "Budweiser", only each frog only pronounces one syllable. I got to thinking about this, and I couldn't understand the point ot the commercial. Are they trying to appeal to frogs? What percentage of beer drinkers are frogs? Also, if they went into that club to get a Bud, wouldn't they be in danger of being stepped on? Why would you drink something that puts you in danger? Anther thing: If they go in there and order a Bud like that--"Bud-Weis-Er", would they have to share the same beer? Who would want to share a beer with a frog, even if you were one??? This is very confusing.

Who were the ad wizards that came up with this one?

[joseph pakovits]

Argh! We all know the USMNT depends on sales of budweiser. Since the radical froginists have taken control of our country and it is an ironclad certainty that they'll have driven 83.462% of geckos off college campuses and therefore away from drinking Bud, our Nats will be even more screwed than they are now. During this past World Cup I saw Mexicans with signs saying "Thank you, Kermit!" after they whooped us 47-0 again in Korea.

[monster]

http://www.teamlorenz.com/Signs/187%20Bud%20light%20I%20love%20you%20man.JPG

[denver_mugwamp]

First time I saw River Plate on FSW, I was convinced that the entire team lad the same name--"Bud".

[Benedict XVI]

Originally posted by denver_mugwamp
First time I saw River Plate on FSW, I was convinced that the entire team lad the same name--"Bud". I thought it was "Sanyo".

Which they pronounce "Sanshow" in Argentina.

I even made up a a little Sanshow song.

[Warren Van Orden]

French beer is out.

It's politically incorrect to say Frog beer.

Freedom beer's the rage.