Re: Megane
Thanks for mentioning the maker, and even the brand - I'd managed to forget them, and now you've gone and wasted two of my brain cells >:
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Guest repliedMegane
> The "shake that ass" car ad is starting to get right on my wick.
I think Renault (sp?) Megane sells pretty well, AFAIK they use that advert so much because they found it was the most memorable and use it for Renault branding rather than mere Megane promotion.
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Guest repliedsorry, wrong thread.
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Guest repliedOoops, wrong thread.
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Guest repliedThe "shake that ass" car ad is starting to get right on my wick. The car must be a real pile of junk to need advertising so relentlessly.
I think the Kev and Bev car insurance ad (the original one - not so sure about the latest) is quite funny though.
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Guest repliedWhen will people realise that democracy simply doesn't work. No wonder this country is up the creek minus a paddle.
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Guest repliedThat's like a tax on the stupid and tasteless. If Gordy B brought that one in I'd switch sides. And being 'ironic' only makes it worse, ironically.
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Guest repliedThat's the majority of the British public for you.
Remember these people decide General Elections, influence a Referendum and do Jury service.
Personally, I hate people who have classical music ring tones and let them ring (on loud) for a bit too long before answering so everyone thinks they are so 'cultured' (especially when it's only that bog standard one that comes on Nokias).
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Guest started a topic Thick Chavs being fleeced by Crazy FrogThick Chavs being fleeced by Crazy Frog
I love this:
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4626517.stm
When I ordered the Crazy Frog Axel F ringtone, in an ironic mood, I expected a bit of derision from friends.
What I did not expect was to be hit with a hugely-inflated mobile bill after being sent a slew of junk texts.
After texting a number on a television advert to get the tone, I was bombarded with messages from Jamster inviting me to download more tones.
It wasn't until my next bill arrived from Orange that I discovered each junk text from Jamster had cost me £3.
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Maybe I was in a minority to enjoy the Crazy Frog's tinny tones. I certainly find them annoying now I've been made to pay more than £40 for the privilege.
ming ming ming ming ming. That's £40 please. :rollin
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