"Open happiness," by Coca-Cola

An outdoor ad for Coke. The "Open happiness" line goes just right with the image. This theme seems like a return of "I'd like to teach the world to sing" for people who don't have time for a whole song.

You have to click on the picture to see the "open happiness" in the lower right.

Pam Helps You Pull It Off (Pam Cooking Spray)

"Pam helps you pull it off."

The alliterative P sounds stick in the mind. But it was probably best to avoid "pull it off," which has an unintended meaning.

Mustang Unleashed

I might come unhinged by Mustang Unleashed. A mustang wouldn't be on a leash, not as a car, not as a horse. Your dog might be on a leash, or your girlfriend, maybe particularly if you drove a red Mustang.

Does this theme sound silly to anyone else?

WTF? Where's the Funding?

If the language has come down to texty abbreviations, a billboard is the perfect place for it. Humanewatch questions where the Humane Society's money goes.

Lowe's Foods: Grocery Finally Grows a Pear

I can't believe they did this, but I love it. It's part of Lowe's Foods' new "buy local" self.

Wonders Never Cease (Grandfather Mountain)

Wonders never cease. This saying becomes fresh and feels apt for a mountain whose wonders never cease, except when the fog comes in.

Meat Your Vegetables (Manwich)

Meat Your Vegetables

Is there really a full serving of vegetables in a Manwich, as this ad campaign says? That's hard to believe, but the tagline is tasty.