Lanvin
C: Dear God, hear my prayer: a Lanvin underwear campaign please. Same models. Cheers big beard.
Tom Ford Menswear
C: So that's what you get if you cross George Michael with a sofa. Liberace's lifting an eyebrow in his grave.
Kenzo
C: Pic left is so amazingly pointless. It's more like an ad to get gays to drink Blossom Hill.
Calvin Klein White Label
C: Go on! Shove her in. You know you want to.
Benetton
A: Maroon patterned tanks in Autumn. Yes. The Rest. No.
C: They make robots so pretty these days.
A: Fug
A: Fuglier
C: Benetton: 3 decades of the same old shit.
Dior
Calvin Klein Underwear
A: I just love the irony of ads like these, due mainly to the high probability that person paying 40 pounds for a pair of these tighty whities looks like this...
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I'm so ignorant and new at this that I don't know where or even how to ask this question. But I figure the combined knowledge here will put me on the path to success.
I have a shiny new Panasonic DMP-BD60K that claims to be able to play MPEG2 files on an SD card. The Internet Archive is packed with public domain videos (Love Buster Keaton!), but I haven't been able to figure out what the player expects to see before it will even display the file. JPEGs are no problem. It finds and displays them wherever I bury them on the card. But no luck with MPEG2s. I suspect the file structure has something to do with it, but I'm clueless to figure it out. Panasonic support can't even be expected to return an email.
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