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Comments on: Soda company to put LOLcats on bottle labels

Icanhascheezburger.com and Jones soda are looking for a few good LOLcats to adorn bottle labels with.

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Jones Soda
by GhostAlph March 25, 2008 10:32 AM PDT
Yeah, I'd say you'r overthinking it a bit - if you've looked at any of the past Jones Soda labels, you'll notice that very few, if any, have anything to do with soda per se. In fact, the sometimes goofy, consumer-provided label photographs that caught my attention; labels as diverse as the flavor selection.
These days it's rather rare to see a label that actually pertains to the product except in that it has the logo or name somewhere on it. Look at the latest Pepsi cans. What does a city skyline have to do with soda? About as much as a LOLCat.
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Hmm.... Slow Day?
by mattheid March 25, 2008 1:43 PM PDT
what you couldn't find anything else to write about? Have you ever even heard on Jones Soda? Jones Soda is known, albeit not widely known, for putting weird random pictures on their labels; most of which are sent in their customers. LOLcats on soda labels doesn't make sense, however, LOLcats on Jones Soda labels make perfect sense.

When you wokeup this morning did you think "Hmm... I'm going to write something today that highlights my ignorance." I don't know why I bother reading the garbage on this site anyways.
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LOLCats + Campaign Posters
by 4fthawaiian March 25, 2008 10:35 PM PDT
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kellysue/2250108121/

You said you wanted to see it ;)
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ignorance?
by tehpurplepills March 26, 2008 4:53 PM PDT
lol take it easy i dont see how not knowing a soda company is supposed to be highlighting somebodys ignorance
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www.yeswecanhas.com - political lolcats!
by ajpapson March 26, 2008 5:41 PM PDT
Your wish for lolcat political ads comes true at
www.yeswecanhas.com. w00t!
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It's not about marketing...
by scottwcox March 29, 2008 1:09 PM PDT
I don't think putting the kitties on the bottles was a marketing
ploy, per se. To analyze it as such is probably missing the point. I
think that Jones' goal was to increase the value of the product,
albeit just a smidge, for those who already drink the stuff. That, if
you ask me, is the best "marketing" a company can have for a
product.
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