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File:What sort of man wears Esquire Socks.jpg|link=What sort of man wears Esquire Socks?|'''[[What sort of man wears Esquire Socks?]]''' is a public awareness campaign which raises awareness of Esquire Socks and unwritten sumptuary laws. | |||
File:Not Milk.jpg|link=Not Milk?|'''[[Not Milk?]]''' (stylized as '''not milk?''') is an advertising campaign encouraging the non-consumption of milk by Bronze-age warriors. | File:Not Milk.jpg|link=Not Milk?|'''[[Not Milk?]]''' (stylized as '''not milk?''') is an advertising campaign encouraging the non-consumption of milk by Bronze-age warriors. | ||
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Revision as of 13:12, 1 July 2021
"Be Unavailable" is a public-service advertising campaign which educates the general public on the value of being unavailable to play in the NBA playoffs, mainly because you have more important things to do.
In the News
What sort of man wears Esquire Socks? is a public awareness campaign which raises awareness of Esquire Socks and unwritten sumptuary laws.
Not Milk? (stylized as not milk?) is an advertising campaign encouraging the non-consumption of milk by Bronze-age warriors.
Fiction cross-reference
- Bears and Poison Ivy Don't Mix
- Dark ABN - in high-energy literature, a theoretical team of anti-particles which drain energy from your causal domain, resulting in your unavailability to play in the NBA playoffs.
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- not Milk?
- What sort of man wears Esquire Socks?
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (16 June 2021)