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Is she showing us where they come from?
I think she may be, uh, blocked up from eating too much soy.
If that’s too hard for her maybe she should find a new job, the economy is going through tough times, we can’t expect our employer to buy chairs for us anymore.
All of Japans commercials are over the top sex sells ish.
Its pretty fantastic.
Oh I see she is trying to lose weight by taking her chair away.
Could not figure out what the hell was going on in this video.
I’ve eaten Soyjoy bars….not that bad.
Here’s a link to whole bizarre feather length film on the twisted lives of Japanese office workers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmqnae5Jb…
Ummm…that would be FEATURE length film…so sorry.
re 4: This isn’t a Japanese ad, it’s an ad for a Japanese product in Singapore. I wish all of Japan’s commercials were “over the top sex sells ish” – it would make watching TV here a bit more interesting! Only the weirdest ones make it onto the youtube circuits. Most of the commercials I see are pretty ordinary.
I like SoyJoys. They’re a light and tasty snack, but not filling enough to be a whole lunch on their own.