I have seen this print advertisement along NLEX (I’m actually not sure if it’s NLEX or SLEX or Your-ordinary-EX, but this is the highway under Skyway before EDSA-Magallanes).

I have tried my best to imitate the real print ad. Haha. Anyway, this is my point: The advertisement’s goal is to be seen and/or to be read but the reminder below states otherwise. Maybe, the advertisement wanted to direct the driver’s eyes ahead after seeing or reading the print ad. There is an initiative to keep drivers safe (safe from accidents due reading print ads along highways) but it still gives them an unfortunate chance to be unsafe. Irony that is.

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  • http://elclaves.blogspot.com denis

    hahah, oh well some ads can really obscure you.

    Haha, ads are meant to deceive people anyway. xD

  • http://roneilberania.blogspot.com RONeiluke

    haha! the irony of things…haha! look but no to hard…haha! i get your point and its really funny…

    Haha! Reality itself is irony! :D

  • prinsesamusang

    ironic, yeah, but i guess if it’s on the road that is a logical thing to say there.

    It’s attempt to promote safety driving. An attempt. Hehe.

  • http://wvines.wordpress.com wei vines

    haha! wag na lang sila mag post ng ads para direct eyes ahead na talaga ^^

    Hunga eh! Pero people on the highways (Drivers, passengers and/or commuters) is a great target market for these advertisers eh. Hehe.

  • piapot

    It is ironic really…. but still there are a lot of ads hanged there… so i guess it’s advertising ‘safety’ hahaha in a not so safe manner! hahaha

    Haha.. Safety in highly-probable unsafe way of advertising.. Hehe

  • http://penngwen.wordpress.com gwen foster

    kill me Alps. HAHA XD this is hilarious. I’ve seen loads of this already XD

    Haha! I know! They’re like everywhere!

  • http://wifeybee.wordpress.com wifeybee

    it’s funny and pathetic… hahaha… naloka na naman ako…

    Haha! Okie lang naman maLoka every now and then.. Hehe..

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