Galactic Mail
December 6, 2008 7:16 AM   Subscribe

Galactic Mail In the future, UPS & FedEx will race and fight in space. via
posted by jontyjago (9 comments total) 4 users marked this as a favorite
 
why?
posted by horsemuth at 7:24 AM on December 6, 2008


...because DHL has conquered the earth
posted by leotrotsky at 7:47 AM on December 6, 2008 [1 favorite]


If this is the way that they treat my fragile package, I'll just stick with the federal post.
posted by Lemurrhea at 8:21 AM on December 6, 2008


Explains why my packages from Ceti Alpha V show up like they do...
posted by Samizdata at 8:31 AM on December 6, 2008


Really well done.
posted by nitsuj at 9:33 AM on December 6, 2008


...and then one of them crashes on a remote uncharted tropical planet with nothing but a few packages and a volleyball... and, uh, you know the rest.
posted by flipyourwig at 9:40 AM on December 6, 2008


Wow, the commercialization of sport and the sport-ification of war wrapped around an American pop-cultural icon... inside in a student project from France.

I am curious how the "American Style Football" reads from the perspective of the "soccer playing World." Is it a metaphor for "Imperial American Power" or does it add a sense of buffoonery to the aggressiveness of the action, or something else?
Or both.

I suppose the choice of the two most intimately global of all American corporations just happens to serve the plot.
(Hey! A global industry America dominates - package delivery!)

Orrr... they could be playing rugby or just Keep-away.

But more importantly, a more-than-clever idea successfully realized.

A great team of artists.
posted by secondhand at 2:49 PM on December 6, 2008


well done, but why use real brands?
posted by empath at 12:07 AM on December 7, 2008


Awesome. Pure awesome. Just one question: why did Brown replace their workforce with genetically engineered eagles with unibrows? Humans couldn't withstand the exposure from those shorts in a zero-g environment?
posted by phyrewerx at 3:42 AM on December 7, 2008


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