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vic_orthdox

Global Moderator
What's the ad?

Obviously not as good as the Big M one from a few years ago, "Mmm-ga-chaka, mmm-ga mmm-ga, mmm-ga-chaka"
 

HeathDavisSpeed

Well-known member
Certainly not as good as the ad that reminds me of Fiery

"There ain't nothin like a Crown
For pickin it up and puttin it down"

There's loads worse out there. Ones that I've blanked out of my mind.

In particular, there's a car ad with a song "Just a gigolo" with some guy who's obviously wacked out on glue.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
This the same ad as we get up here? For Lynx deo?

Interesting that 70s porn is now so much an accepted part of popular culture that a mainstream advert feels it can reference its soundtrack & feel safe that everyone gets the reference (funk=****ing, basically).
 

cpr

Well-known member
The thing is, why do people use Lynx anyway? To me it just smells of unshowered teenagers. 'Wow, you smell of cool atlantis breeze, with just the tiniest wiff of BO sneeking through, must've missed a spot'

Also, its not an anti-persperant (i know they've started doing one recently), so its pretty much useless. Personally i'd rather use something that stopped me sweating without overpowering everyone within 50 metres with the whiff of exotic fruits or whatever.

Whenever i see an advert for lynx, or worse someone using it, i remember back to an incident on Valentines Day 2006. Had nipped to the big Tesco in Walkden (not exactly Salfords worst area, but still wouldn't live there), cant remember why, probably involved cheap plonk. Infront of us in the queue was this obvious scally, in his black nike tracksuit tucked into the white socks. He was buying one plastic rose in a clear box, and a can of lynx. Now i was biting my lip so hard it was bleeding, but the missus said pretty much at full blast in the empty store 'Can tell he's on a promise at the bus stop.'

Dont think i stopped laughing for a week.


So yeah, turd advert for a turd product
 
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