Friday, July 23, 2010
10 Year Anniversary Party - Part One
Sorry, technical glitch last time around.
Here's a veritable banquet of piccies from our recent 10 year party spent in our spanky garden.
Enjoy.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Guerilla Marketing, Karmarama style
You may not know this (you may not care), But Dave lives opposite the legendary but not sadly brown-bread Mole Man of old London Town who used to enjoy burrowing under his house, digging out tunnels and filling them with all sorts of nonsense.
Dave, being a believer in free speech, free expression, free cakes, but most especially the freedom to dig where ever you please, decided to erect a blue plaque to the infamous Mole Man lest we forget one of this great county's more colourful eccentrics (because that's what we are if anyone is reading this from the US - all us Brits are stark raving bonkers - trust me, we are).
Dave's local paper covered the story and gave a nice piece to our mischievous freedom fighter. Once again a cracking example showing how we like to manipulate the news wires here at Karma CBI.
We're preparing Dave's plaque pending his demise as we speak.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Sorted.
It all started when the BBQ caught fire at the Last Meat Friday and IToby (computer wizz) got a suspected 3rd degree burn on his mouse finger.
Pondering the shocking circumstance of the overzealous flame it dawned on us that the BBQ hadn’t been cleaned since we bought it. Not because we’re lazy but because we didn’t have anything to clean the mothership with- like a useful scraping thingy. We then also realised that we actually didn’t have anything useful at all to help with the BBQing- like tongs (scissors from reception) or a poker (the metal ruler from production). So we decided something should be done and midst a creative briefing and budgety chat at our lovely clients Clas Olhson Shiv quickly wipped around the useful shop and bought everything that looked useful for the BBQ as well as a load of other useful things for doing all those jobs the production ruler couldn't do.
So where we had two chopping boards, we now have a WALL of chopping boards.
And pineapple and strawberry consumption has increased 10 fold since the strawberry and pineapple slicer made an appearance.
And who knew that salad spinning could be so satisfying? Or that cutting onions with a knife with a blade that doesn’t resemble an axe made such a difference.
We’re now all a lot happier and the number of kitchen punch ups has gone down considerably.
Thank you Clas and thank you Shiv.
Pondering the shocking circumstance of the overzealous flame it dawned on us that the BBQ hadn’t been cleaned since we bought it. Not because we’re lazy but because we didn’t have anything to clean the mothership with- like a useful scraping thingy. We then also realised that we actually didn’t have anything useful at all to help with the BBQing- like tongs (scissors from reception) or a poker (the metal ruler from production). So we decided something should be done and midst a creative briefing and budgety chat at our lovely clients Clas Olhson Shiv quickly wipped around the useful shop and bought everything that looked useful for the BBQ as well as a load of other useful things for doing all those jobs the production ruler couldn't do.
So where we had two chopping boards, we now have a WALL of chopping boards.
And pineapple and strawberry consumption has increased 10 fold since the strawberry and pineapple slicer made an appearance.
And who knew that salad spinning could be so satisfying? Or that cutting onions with a knife with a blade that doesn’t resemble an axe made such a difference.
We’re now all a lot happier and the number of kitchen punch ups has gone down considerably.
Thank you Clas and thank you Shiv.
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