Not only is David&Goliath senior art director Tim Delger moonlighting as a furniture designer, but he’s also taken a cue from the minds behind the “Douchey Account Guy” site to start up his own Tumblr destination, “Fucking Creatives.” According to one comment on the site, Delger, who joined D&G from GSD&M just over a year ago and is working on the Kia account, “just basically ripped off this idea from Douchey Account Guy.” No arguments here, but we’re glad at least that the scales are being balanced.

-Verizon is apparently ready to take on Netflix. link

-David & Goliath senior art director Tim Delger, who works on the Kia account, also moonlights as a furniture designer. link

-Deutsch LA opened up 10,000 square feet of new office space and had Jimmy Cliff play at the office all while drinking Red Stripe this week. link

-Shaq introduces himself as the newest analyst on TNT’s “Inside the NBA”  (above). Welcome back, big fella. link

-New York VFX/editorial house Fluid opened up an in-house audio post studio called Mr. Bronx and added David Wolfe as lead mixer/engineer. link

-Since it is the season after all, here’s a list of rejected agency holiday card concepts. link

-McCann/eBay alum Abby Spatz joined MEC North America as managing partner and client leader on the agency’s Chanel account in the U.S.

-Jayme Frieder was named advertising director, North America, for TED.com.

-JWT India welcomed a new CSO and CCO. link

Fresh off of nabbing the CKE Restaurants biz, El Segundo, CA-based David&Goliath has added some new creatives to the fold, including two senior staffers to work on Kia. The shop announced that JC Abbruzzi (left) and Tim Delger have joined as senior copywriter and senior art director, respectively, on the automaker’s account and will report to ECD Colin Jeffery. Both new hires arrive from GSD&M, where they worked on various accounts including BMW, Goodyear and Southwest Airlines.

Also added to the D&G roster is digital copywriter Mark Habke, who will be coming aboard as a digital copywriter and will be tasked with penning copy for non-traditional media at the agency. Habke will report to digital creative director Bill Roden.