For those who don't remember, here's the ad mentioned in today's review:
And for comparison, the Scary Movie scene:
They really did copy it well.
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Why haven't styles and fashions changed in any appreciable way since 1000? How is it that those guys could be in a commercial today and they would not look dated or out of place? What is going on?
how did this get posted twice instead of only once?
Because you hit "post," then noticed you said the year 1,000 and rewrote it, not realizing the first one had gone through before you could click stop?
I thought the post had not gone through at all the first time, and this was after waiting a while to see if it appeared.
How is it that fashions and styles have not appreciably changed since 1999? Why could all of these people show up in an ad today and not look out of place? What is going on?