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Exactly!!! You have to be careful... Once I was talking about this very same thing to an Austrian guy and I said I wanted to make a drink to wake people up and call it Blue Tiger. Put it in smaller tins and stuff...Originally posted by lukemg View PostAhh, of course, I believe Adidas and Puma were in the same predicament at one stage...
Anyway.. back down to the dole office for me this aft....'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Interesting fact (I think)...both companies were set up by two brothers who fell out with each other and wanted to show who could be the more successful. BBTOriginally posted by lukemg View PostAhh, of course, I believe Adidas and Puma were in the same predicament at one stage...
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According to "Sneaker Wars", they fell out because of a throwaway comment from Adi:Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostInteresting fact (I think)...both companies were set up by two brothers who fell out with each other and wanted to show who could be the more successful. BBT
One night in the early 1940s, as Allied forces rained explosives on Bavarian soil, the shoe- making brothers Adi and Rudi Dassler, both married and in their 40s, took to the cellar with their families for refuge. "Here are the bloody bastards again," Adi reportedly snapped. Rudi believed the invective was aimed at him and his family. Adi insisted that he was referring to the planes above.If you have to add a
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Sockpuppet is a trucker in his spare time.Originally posted by lukemg View PostAnyone got any ideas/suggestions/something you do ?
Or a project manager in his spare time and a trucker as his main job - can never remember which way round it is.If you have to add a
, it isn't funny. HTH. LOL.Comment
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