Posted on Sep 12th, 2008 by Lindsay Robertson 4 Comments

There’s a second Microsoft commercial starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates. This time, the two are staying with a “real” American family to learn about how they live. Neither Seinfeld nor Gates can act, per se, and they don’t make me want to use Microsoft’s products, but I find these commercials to be really charming:

“It’s a leather giraffe from Cabo San Lucas. That’s all there is to know.”

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Comments (4)
  1. randi  |   Posted on Sep 12th, 2008

    mac wins, again.

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  2. Baird Wallace  |   Posted on Sep 12th, 2008

    The father is the editor in chief or something in the last season on the Wire. Those Wire fuckers are everywhere.

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  3. Kevin  |   Posted on Sep 12th, 2008

    Bill Gates is the best.
    Thanks for the internet, Bill.

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  4. Chadams  |   Posted on Sep 12th, 2008

    Easily the funniest thing Seinfeld has been involved in. Unless the Bee Movie over-advertising was supposed to be Kaufmann-esque and we just didn’t get it.

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