Recession special: PopJudaica (you can see their banner at right) has offered MyUrbanKvetch readers a chance to win the hottest gift of this Hanukkah season: the Nice Jewish Guys wall calendar!
How to enter: Visit this page at PopJudaica and answer the following question, leaving your comment below in the comments section:
Imagine you're an advertising agency assigned to promote the Nice Jewish Guys calendar. Who is the ideal celebrity pitch-person for this product? Why?
Best explanation/most creative answer wins. Judge(s) will deliberate over the weekend and announce a winner on Monday.
Decision of the judge(s) is final.
*(Want a free copy of the Mormon hunks calendar? You're on your own. Sorry folks.)



Adam Sandler .....obviously!
Posted by: Nora Burns | December 18, 2008 at 09:29 AM
Zach Braff, not only is he adorable, but he is comfortable with his neuroses. He was incredible in "Garden State".
Posted by: Esti Berkowitz | December 18, 2008 at 09:40 AM
I think the best pitch for the calendar would be a viral video similar to Jimmy Kimmel's response (F**king Ben Affleck) to Sarah Silverman's (F**king Matt Damon); a celebrity montage of sorts. Maybe Silverman could do something hilarious, but lets go with Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johannsen, as the hot Jewish girls looking for their dreidl in the haystack. They stumble upon the calendar and go on to talk about all the characteristics they love about jewish men (emphasizing the hilarious cliches, of course!) Their examples draw on the different Jewish male celebrities they've worked with on various shows and movies. After going on for a bit, they realize that some of these costars have been listening in the whole time. The celebrities (Seth Rogen would be hilarious!) grab the calendar, begin reading the bios and realize they have nothing on the guys in the calendar. They emphasize that the everyday Jewish guy is really the catch and that the calendar is proof of that. They end by saying "these are the guys you should be pining for". The End.
Posted by: Lindsay | December 18, 2008 at 10:01 AM