The Professional Webspace of Designer and Illustrator Kevin Cornell:
"Design, Art, and Lackluster Humor."
Today, I got a credit card statement in the mail. Well actually Kim did. Opening it up, it turned out to actually be an advertisement, cleverly disguised as a credit card statement. I guess Direct Mailers have just flat-out eliminated any effort at honestly communicating. Which is shocking. Why would I decide to go with a credit card company that tricked me into opening their advertisement?
Years from now, I'll get a letter in the mail:
"Dear Kevin, were sorry to say that your good friend Boniface has died. Services will be held at 1 pm, Saturday."
I'll show up at the wake - in my best black suit, family in tow - tears rolling down my face, "Oh Boniface! Boniface - you were so young! Why? WHY!!!"
"Because." as Boniface pops up from the casket, "FinancialCard has a low, low interest rate - just for YOU, KEVIN CORNELL!"
Well, let's hope it doesn't come to that. Because, after that much effort, it's almost rude of me not to take advantage of such a great, one-time offer.
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2. JVG
As a designer for BankOne I'd like to apologize. I have sold my soul to the devil and will bring everyone down with me. But hey it shows that someone actually opens those envelopes so now i can sleep at night.
3. bearskinrug
Oh no! NO! I've opened Pandora's Box!
Which incidentally has a $10,000 credit limit. Anyone interested?
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1. niff
boniface????!
ahhh sweet genius kevin cornell.