Scratchings here in the Hen House can tell us many things…like the Turkish dude who read my coffee grounds the other night. (Man, was he way off!) The Psychics have predicted all sorts of interesting stuff. Imagine… a secret cloning project and they clone a famous person. Yes, Martha, that really WAS Elvis you saw in that convenience store. Anyway, with over 11 million hits for 2010 Predictions, I’ll offer few of my own.
The client who hoped I could tell him who his customer was will become a greeter at the Super Walmart.
Rush Limbaugh? It was a severe case of vitriol. There is no cure for that.
George Parker stays exactly the same…and for that we are truly grateful.
The Happy Soul Industry will become a hit TV series. The late Bea Arthur will play God (she’s already in Heaven, so why not? Her sense of humor would be ideal). Steffan will retire to the south of France where he will make fine wine under the Curiously Heavenly label.
The Ad Contrarian will become President of the United States, fire everybody and start over.
The guys at Red House Furniture will open a chain of stores across the country, ending racial hatred through the selling of fine leatherette loveseats.
And speaking of furniture, Tim will trade in his Steel Chair for a Lazy Boy.
Jetpacks will get his novel published, make scads of money and go into business with Balloon Boy’s father dabbling in experimental aircraft.
Glenn Beck throws himself under a bus. Finally.
People will learn to spell, use their turn signals, and quit trying to shove their religion down other peoples throat. Hey, I can dream, can’t I?
Tags: 2010 predictions, Ad Contrarian, Adscam, cloning, George Parker, Gods of Advertising, psychics, Red House Furniture, steel chair, the future
January 2, 2010 at 10:06 pm
Okay, adchick, we’ll be checking on these predictions next year at this time for accuracy…
As for me, I predict each day in 2010 with be unpredictable.
A most prosperous new year to you.
January 3, 2010 at 2:07 am
…WILL be unpredictable.
January 4, 2010 at 7:13 am
God bless you for the props…
A book like mine needs all the help it can get!
Best to you in the New Year,
Steffan