Odd image in advertisement

[Calboner]

On a Web site, a banner ad for Capital One Bank appeared at the top of the page. I can't link to it because it is a Flash animation and may not appear to every visitor. But I took a screen shot of it, which I attach here, along with a closeup of the part of the image that looked a bit rum to me. Ostensibly, it's just three loaves of bread thrown together, two of which happen to be round and one of which, lying between the other two, happens to be long. Hmm. :33:

 

[accemb]

Cal, you've got a one-track mind. Thank Goodness! :smile:

 

[HiddenLacey]

And my mind is in the gutter as usual! Thanks Cal for helping it stay there!

 

[MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK]

Geez, and I thought that non speaking phallus looking character in Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends was explicit.

 

[Calboner]

Geez, and I thought that non speaking phallus looking character in Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends was explicit.

What dat?

 

[maxcok]

That's either some hefty boules or a really small baguette.

 

[Empathizer]

What's in your walle-- HEEEEEY! Put those away! This is a BANK!

 

[Calboner]

That's either some hefty boules or a really small baguette.

Max! You have made a phrase!

 

[maxcok]

I have no idea what that means.

 

[Calboner]

I have no idea what that means.

I was thinking that the sentence that you wrote could be used in other contexts than the present one; e.g., there may be some photos in the galleries of this site to which it could be applied.

 

[maxcok]

Ah, gotcha. Though it might be a bit esoteric for the masses.

"All meat and no potatoes" is my stock phrase for the reverse condition. Help yourself. :wink:

 

[Calboner]

Ah, gotcha. Though it might be a bit esoteric for the masses.

"All meat and no potatoes" is my stock phrase for the reverse condition. Help yourself. :wink:

I have only heard that phrase used with a different application. My father, who owed much of his vocabulary to his years of military service, once remarked of a corpulent but small-bosomed woman on television, "All that meat and no potatoes!"

 

[maxcok]

I have only heard that phrase used with a different application. My father, who owed much of his vocabulary to his years of military service, once remarked of a corpulent but small-bosomed woman on television, "All that meat and no potatoes!"

hmmm . . . interesting, never heard that. Even my rabidly straight USMC roommate used it in this context.

BTW, your baguette doesn't hold a candle to mine. :tongue1:

 

[Catchoftheday]

You should make sure you use plenty of yeast if you want your bread to rise properly

 

[maxcok]

You should make sure you use plenty of yeast if you want your bread to rise properly

Doesn't that put you at risk for yeast infections?

 

[MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK]

What dat?

IN one episode of FHFIF, called the big cheese, there is a nameless background character with no voice who looks the hairy shaft of a penis, dig?