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  • It's PHATSVILLE day at Squishface! Come by the studio, we'll be working on our submissions to Phatsville Comix, Brisbane's greatest export #

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Tweeted on 2012-02-02

  • What do you mean, "Hall & Oates And Icehouse"? I paid for Hall & Oates VS Icehouse! FIGHT #

Tweeted on 2012-02-01

  • OVERHEARD at last night's @AUcartoonists meeting: @barleyhush asking a collector if the beer mats I draw on are likely to be "archival" #
  • Found that "Real Belgian Pils" advertise their product with lovely drawable blank-backed beer mats. Picked up at the Retreat, Abbotsford! #
  • So: list of GOOD breweries supplying blank beer mats for drawing in Melb is: Real Belgian Pils, Mountain Goat, 2 Brothers #stayawayfromcub #
  • Everyone at Stanley Awards was invited to do a pic celebrating Ginger Meggs' 90th birthday. Here's mine #breakingbad http://t.co/2nWUPKfo #
  • Running late for a client meeting, Jack Davis did artwork by car headlights and sepia toned it with whiskey. http://t.co/HdlojF5i #
  • Recording an episode of http://t.co/cr2ICBiA soon. What do we need to talk about? #acic #fb #
  • Your full explanation as to why I'm suspending publication of The Bret Braddock Adventures for now: http://t.co/9AbUqJo6 #

Tweeted on 2012-01-30

Tweeted on 2012-01-29

  • At Squishface, writing Bret Braddock comix and failing to consider the market I'm going for #squishface #shanahanahan #

Tweeted on 2012-01-28

  • A guitar part the Beatles left out of Here Comes The Sun: http://t.co/2nMd2hTM #
  • I need puff quotes praising Bret Braddock vol. 2. Tweet them here. Best will go on back of book, like w/vol. 1. http://t.co/xqoO5Z7c #

Tweeted on 2012-01-27

Tweeted on 2012-01-26

  • Coming to the Squishface launch today? 4pm, 309 Victoria St, Brunswick. Early arrivers get cheese, beer and Marta's home baked cookies. #
  • Want to know about Parasitic Rebranding? Coke does it. Vegemite does it. You can too! I explain, with pictures: http://t.co/AExt9kXb #

Parasitic Rebranding

No doubt you’ve seen the great new marketing tactic known as PARASITIC REBRANDING in action recently!

This is where a consumer product is temporarily rebadged using the name of a much more popular object or concept, hoping that you will associate its wonderful qualities with the product. For example:

Coca-Cola hope that you will drink their garbage-water if they name it after your friends and family.

Because you love Australia so much, you will eat this ass-paste.

THE ENTERPRISORS, an exciting para-media cross-digital platform agency, is pleased to present upcoming examples of “parasitic rebranding” we’re providing to some of your favourite major brands. Look for them on shelves soon!

These biscuits are delicious, but even more enticing when they’re named after Australia’s favourite pastime!

Like cheese? Like stealing cars? Now you like both.

Studies show that many Australians enjoy eating things that aren’t slop.

We believe up to 78% of mainstream Australians are looking for a more political toothpaste.

Australian men love their mums.

Happy Australia Day! Feel free to webscuss this blog article on your digipostal cyberforum.

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