These ads actually appear on our local TV. Not cable, just regular:
This one's funny:
But this one's risqué:
And finally, the story behind "Ballroom Jeans"
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i saw the operatic one the other night and chuckled.
(hey! nice beaver)
according to their catalog, the basis is someone saying that their jeans were like a cheap hotel... "no ballroom...:
I have yet to order their stuff, but I keep meaning too...
Do they come in pink, orange and yellow?
My first thought: