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Subject: Re: You wonder if she really fell in

Date: Tue 03/03/09 15:20:06 GMT

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There's no way she could not have have fallen in...if you slow the video down, the cut ends just before she's about to hit the water. And at the angle she is over the pool, there's no way she would avoid staying dry. And if you REALLY slow it down, she starts running her fingers through her hair in preparation. And what caused the splash if it wasn't her?

I swear, I've been looking at this clip like it was the Zapruder film...

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You wonder if she really fell in [nt]

By Anonymous - Tue 03/03/09 14:03:16 GMT

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JC Penney Commercial (US)

By Anonymous - Tue 03/03/09 13:05:30 GMT

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Not sure if anyone has seen the latest ad campaign by JC Penney, but they have been running a number of ads featuring their new line of apparel. One of the ads features four young women, and at a certain point in the ad, three of the women are watching one of their friends walking dangerously along the coping of a swimming pool in heels, denim capris and a tight-fitting striped polo shirt. Shortly after, she is shown losing her balance and falling towards the water, but a quick bit of editing shows only a splash, we never see her actually go in, and then that's it...

I've mostly seen the advertisement on NBC here on the west coast. It might be worth a look, even though there's not really wetlook to be seen...now that poses a question: "If someone falls in a pool, and there's no one around to see it, is it still wetlook?" ;)

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