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HONG KONG — The instructions in Air New Zealand’s new in-flight safety video are given by employees who are nude except for body paint and strategically placed seat belts.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/30/busin ... r.html?hpw
Makes people pay attention = WINQuote:
Originally Posted by Mellyrose
Its pretty catchy I think and some naked ppl are pleasant to look at, LOL I'd pay attention to that video :)
If it makes people finally watch the safety videos, then it sis successful. It it surprisingly tasteful, fading to black as the crack was shown at the end.
lol thats pretty cool
Very cool - and very catchy!!!
we all watched it and we were not flying anywhere and know it word for word.
I think its part of a larger ad campaign called bare essentials.
paying attention win!! and uh safety information, that's important too...
I wonder how people traveling with children will react to this, but i think it's a clever idea.
That was very clever, but you need to be careful you don't get something caught in the seat belt! :shock:
unless the kids are old enough to catch sexual connotations i think they'll be ok. once they get to that age, well there's no stopping them. it's not like they used nude models to do it, and they didn't show much...Quote:
Originally Posted by G-BOAD
I know the kids themselves wouldn't be "shocked" but I would like to see the reactions of some up-tight parents. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by cancidas
Wow, that was so weak. I was expecting someone to turn up the A/C...