+ Follow JOE MILLIONAIRE Tag
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[Title] => Not your regular khakis
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There are some labels too boring to be worn outside of work – where your boss’ prying eyes no longer take on a judgmental glow. Dockers isn’t one of them. The American brand best known for its line of business attire has debuted a campaign geared for those of a more romantic mindset – with images of a couple set against the picturesque backdrop of San Francisco.
The campaign’s message? Dockers aren’t just meant for corporate affairs, but for real life ones, too.
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[AuthorName] => JACKIE O’ FLASH By Bea J. Ledesma
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[Title] => Still carrying a torch
[Summary] => It occurred to me recently that the Philippines is one of the few places in the world where a reality TV show featuring Tiki torches actually makes sense.
You know the torches I’m talking about. They’re shown on almost every reality show. Everywhere from The Bachelor to The Bachelorette, from Fear Factor to Joe Millionaire, from Average Joe to Average Joe 2, you will see those ominous torches, flickering away in solemn rows, usually signifying (along with kettle drum rolls) that someone is getting kicked off the show.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Scott R. Garceau
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JOE MILLIONAIRE
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The campaign’s message? Dockers aren’t just meant for corporate affairs, but for real life ones, too.
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[Summary] => It occurred to me recently that the Philippines is one of the few places in the world where a reality TV show featuring Tiki torches actually makes sense.
You know the torches I’m talking about. They’re shown on almost every reality show. Everywhere from The Bachelor to The Bachelorette, from Fear Factor to Joe Millionaire, from Average Joe to Average Joe 2, you will see those ominous torches, flickering away in solemn rows, usually signifying (along with kettle drum rolls) that someone is getting kicked off the show.
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