Sean Stevens, 28, and Peter Berdovsky, 27, were subdued today in Charlestown District Court. (Photo Courtesy Boston Globule)
The Bad Boyz of Guerrilla marketing were a much calmer pair in court today than during their last fabu appearance in front of a Townie Judge. Their case is in the discussion stage between Bahston prosecutors and New Yawk Mahketing Attuhrneys.
Interestingly, this was NOT the only bizarro world marketing plan to effect Beantown (the City, not the Bwana). Here's a l'il somethin' more from the Bahston Globule article today:
Less than a month after the Cartoon Network incident, the makers of Dr Pepper ran a nationwide hidden-coin hunt and placed one of the prizes in the historic Granary Burying Ground, which holds the remains of Samuel Adams and John Hancock, among others.
Outraged city officials worried that eager coin hunters would damage the site, and Dr Pepper canceled the contest in Boston. The soft drink maker apologized and donated $10,000 to the operators of the graveyard for their "time and trouble."
4 comments:
damn, it gets funkier and funkier up there. that's why i love bah-ston.
Lx
But did they discuss their hair in open court? Because the jury is still out on it....bwahahahahahahaaaaa
maybe they've moved from 70s hairdos to 80s? i'd love to hear a discussion on mulatinos or skullets.
Lx
They were kinda quite this time. No smirks or quirks. Musta had somethin' to do with the 12 Mass Staties outside the courtroom.
They can be intimidating. What's that line in The Departed? Something like ... going through your professional life dressed as one of Mussollini's House Guards?
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