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Norman Rogers recounts the summer he spent hiding from the stern love of his father and living as the world-famous “frisky mole boy” in the Groton, Connecticut sewer system. The Frisky Mole Boy of Groton seduced the women of the town and solved crimes, all while subsisting on a steady diet of depravity and confusion.

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    Nov182009

    Using the Wrong Kind of Movie to Sell Hamburgers

    DateWednesday, November 18, 2009

    Twilight New Moon Burger King Drive-Up Advertisement

    While I have no doubt in my mind that the new “Twilight” movie will be very successful and popular, I can’t imagine who thought it would be a good idea to use a high school vampire movie to sell Burger shots…

    I can think of a lot of things that the movie could sell, like clothes, perfume, accessories, even trucker hats. But six mini-hamburgers on a sheet of waxy paper? Who walks around going, ‘yeah, I just ate six mini-hamburgers and now I’m going to go watch High School Musical without the music…’

    That’s right. High School Musical with moodier kids.

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