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Previously on "Clever Ads - better than the tv programmes they sit between !"
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You must spread etc....Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhaaaat?!?!? Not this one????
Guinness - "Guinness But Extra Cold 3: Mudskipper" - Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO : AdForum.com
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Whaaaat?!?!? Not this one????Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWaaa, bodyform!
Guinness - "Guinness But Extra Cold 3: Mudskipper" - Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO : AdForum.com
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there used to be some clever ads back in the day but I cannot recall many of them...
but recent favourrite was the Audi R8 one - brmmm brmmm!
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yep I remeber that one....Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostThere was one in the last few years for some lady razor where girls walking were walking past green bushes which were then trimmed which stuck me as mildly amusing for some reason
gave the missus a few ideas !
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There was one in the last few years for some lady razor where girls walking were walking past green bushes which were then trimmed which stuck me as mildly amusing for some reason
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fingers too fast for brain - his name is ZINGYOriginally posted by Bellona View PostHis name is ZOngy and he is the mutts nutts. I am sad to say that I subscribed to consumer madness and bought a "Keepon": which was a yellow lookey-likey that responds to voice/music.
He sits by my PC and I periodically switch him
Friends kids head for my study as soon as visit
to dance along with him ( I think of it as a him, who can tell! )
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His name is ZOngy and he is the mutts nutts. I am sad to say that I subscribed to consumer madness and bought a "Keepon": which was a yellow lookey-likey that responds to voice/music.Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View PostThat's the one!
He sits by my PC and I periodically switch him
Friends kids head for my study as soon as visit
to dance along with him ( I think of it as a him, who can tell! )
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That's the one!Originally posted by vetran View Postwas it ploppy? I'm sure it has a real name but that is what it reminds me of.
Electricity and gas for your home and business, supplied by EDF Energy
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Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View PostThe little orange flame bopping along to Electric Dreams was brilliant. It was some energy supplier I assume, although I've no idea which one.
was it ploppy? I'm sure it has a real name but that is what it reminds me of.
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