The other day at work I was on a phone call that went on for ages and felt like a really bad use of my time. I considered it to be an absolute right old faff.
My phone doodle reflected this state of affairs.
The last faff of July
9 comments on “The last faff of July”
This needs marketing on a mass scale. I reckon people would use it on a daily basis because, as we all know, a lot of modern life IS an absolute right old faff.
It really is. But I have two issues with your idea:
1. I don’t know how you market this, it’s just a picture.
2. Marketing it sounds like an absolute right old faff.
You market it by putting it on stickers and selling them on Etsy or somewhere like that, then you put them all over London. It can be your graffiti tag albeit a little more middle class than usual.
I refer you to my second point about it being an absolute right old faff. We could just not bother.
The irony is so delicious though I could put it between two slices of bread and snack on that sucker.
You need a project. It could go on the front cover of my new book, “We: the new You.”
Ian is right, this would be an awesome sticker….
This is brilliant, and I love it. I also hope very much that you made it on work time.
How dare you insinuate such a thing, the fact I posted it at 1700 on a work day is entirely coincidental. I’m glad you like it. I needed a silly distraction.
We could package one free with every copy of my new book. The cross promotion would benefit us both, eh?