When bad fashion ideas aren't enough...

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Uncle Albert replied

2 December 2015, 12:55
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DimPrawn replied

2 December 2015, 12:47
Nasty tasting too. Didn't sell at all well.
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Uncle Albert replied

2 December 2015, 12:45
Originally posted by Bluespider View Post

well a fashion label called 'Spunk' isn't any more believable is it?

A few years back I'd never have believed that people would want smeg in their kitchens.
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LondonManc replied

2 December 2015, 12:42
Originally posted by Bluespider View Post

well a fashion label called 'Spunk' isn't any more believable is it?

They've spent a bit more time and money on it than a dodgy copy of Photoshop.
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Bluespider replied

2 December 2015, 12:33
well a fashion label called 'Spunk' isn't any more believable is it?
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LondonManc replied

2 December 2015, 12:29
Originally posted by Bluespider View Post

This could only be worse if the designer was that australian guy from last week: Phuq Dat Bic

New for men, Spunk by Phuq Dat Bic

The fake one? CUATB
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Bluespider replied

2 December 2015, 11:44
This could only be worse if the designer was that australian guy from last week: Phuq Dat Bic

New for men, Spunk by Phuq Dat Bic
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vetran replied

2 December 2015, 11:08
Oh come on...
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WTFH replied

2 December 2015, 09:46
Hey, Brillo, are those Spunk socks?

"Yeah, I've been lonely..."
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MrMarkyMark replied

2 December 2015, 09:28
Gives new meaning to people saying you have spunk on your shirt
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DimPrawn replied

2 December 2015, 09:21
I just googled "covered head to toe in Spunk" on Google Images.

Wasn't expecting that!
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LondonManc started a topic When bad fashion ideas aren't enough...

2 December 2015, 09:17
When bad fashion ideas aren't enough...

Give it a bad brand name too!

Is this the worst brand name in the world? - BBC News

For dear old Freako, an Indian entrepreneur has launched a new "fashion" brand called Spunk.
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