Wednesday, January 10, 2007

seatbelt ad

i was supposed to have a post today but no... am lazy today.

so here's a seatbelt ad from hex (so i hex-ed. am really lazy).

So What's Your Excuse?

Seat Belts Are Too Umcomfortable.
Maybe. Of course, in a car crash - without your seat belt - you would smash into the steering column, slam into the dashboard, or crash through the windshield. We've heard this, too, can be very uncomfortable.

Seat Belts Wrinkle My Clothes.
Sometimes. But sitting also wrinkles clothes. Wearing clothes wrinkles clothes. Flying through a windshield, however, really wrinkles clothes.

Only Geeks Wear Seat Belts.
Really? All we know is that without seat belts - geeks, jocks, cheerleaders, "A" students, and average students would all fly through the windshield at the same rate. In fact, even being really cool won't keep you in your seat without your seat belt.

Seat Belts Restrict My Freedom Of Movement.
You're right. Without your seat belt you have all the freedom in the world - to crash into your windshield, to slam into your car's interior, or to be thrown from your car and slide along the pavement. Freedom is great.

I'll Never Have An Accident. I'm A Good Driver.
That's nice. Unfortunately, good drivers can be hit by bad drivers, drunk drivers, or by other good drivers with mechanical failures. Few people intend to have accidents.

I'd Be Too Embarrassed To Ask My Friends To Use Their Seat Belts.
In 2002 over 100 people died in car crashes in New Hampshire. That same year not one person died from embarrassment.

You're More Likely To Die In A Car Crash Than In Any Other Way.
It's true. Car crashes kill more people between the ages of one and fourty-four than anything else.
In fact, for people in their late teens and early twenties, car crashes account for more then 40% of all deaths.
Why risk it? Your best protection against death and injury in your car is your seat belt. It's easy. Just reach over - click - and you're set.
Think about it.
And while you're thinking Buckle Up!

and poor windshield.

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