More Press for Cerebral Itch

"Their selection of "greeting" cards, penned in such wonderfully wicked prose that you can't help but laugh out loud, are blasted with biting messages of remorse, lust and general dislike."

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Cerebral Itch gets some more press, again - courtesy of Zink magazine

Well, we pulled it off again. We had the good fortune of being featured in the oh so trendy ZINK magazine. This is what they had to say about us:

Men and women often have trouble communicating, especially when it comes to love. So if you're not sure how to tell your MySpace honey that you're ready to take things to the next level, let a Cerebral Itch greeting card do the talking for you: "Look, I'm as shocked as you are that our online nastiness followed by a no-strings-attached, drunken, dirty sheet hookup actually produced something meaningful." Cerebral Itch cards are witty and honest enough to both amuse and flatter your friends and loved ones, and with such a wide selection to choose from, you'll find one for every occasion, including birthdays, breakups, declarations of love, interventions, baby showers, coming out parties and more. Play your cards right at Cerebralltch.com.
Kiki Kruz

Cerebral Itch ends up in Angeleno magazine

Far be it from me to hold back on the self-promotion so here it goes: We're cool and now the rest of the world knows it (hyperbole alert). It seems the classy and trendy folks over at Angeleno thought we met their editorial criteria and gave us some ink. Here's what they said about us:

Most people don't think divorces and breakups are milestones to celebrate. But don't tell that to the snarky minds behind Cerebral Itch, a new greeting-card company out of San Diego. Husband-and-wife team Paul and Kathleen Chamberlain just launched the business with a "Breakup Line" of paper keepsakes ($3.50 a piece) to mark the end of your month-long fling or five-year entrapment. Choose from zingers like, "Marriage did not agree with you, but thank god the judge did" or "Breakup fact: He was a jackass and he will most assuredly die alone." So what other inappropriate occasion will the couple tackle next? Paul says they might just tap into the disposable income of the AARP crowd: ''I'm tempted to take a shot at bereavement cards-it's a boomer growth market, you know." - Sasha Fedulow