
Style or substance? Audi and BBH believe you can have both in their new TV ad…
Unless you’re a woman! Hahaha, let’s all sneer at the silly vain tart who’s fallen down in the rain! She can’t have style and substance – she chose style, the moron.

Style or substance? Audi and BBH believe you can have both in their new TV ad…
Unless you’re a woman! Hahaha, let’s all sneer at the silly vain tart who’s fallen down in the rain! She can’t have style and substance – she chose style, the moron.
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This time last year, Harvey Nichols helpfully showed us poor, clueless girlies how to avoid looking like a slaggy trainwreck – basically if you do the ‘walk of shame’ in a designer outfit, then somehow it’s not shameful at all, and you won’t look like the fat slutbag pictured below. Look, see how that passing woman in the sensible black coat gives her a look of pure scorn – and so she should!
Now, Harvey Nichols have returned for the party season with some pointers on how to avoid the awkward ‘same dress scenario’ – simply buy a dress that no one else at the party can afford, duh!
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I love these new Playboy print ads. To me, they embody the perfect advert – the image content sums up the product, and uses a fine combination of beauty and wit. Bravo, Y&R Johannesburg and Jesse-Leigh Elford!


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Procter & Gamble are a huge company, and they own some of Britain’s best-loved and most successful brands. Alongside Unilever, Mars and Nestlé, they are one of those companies that have a lion’s share in FMCGs. So why on earth have they decided to settle for this piss-poor advert?
Did someone just knock it up on Windows Movie Maker or something? Couldn’t they even ensure that all the photographs at least filled the frame correctly?
This advert is also vaguely insulting – not only to all of the stay-at-home dads and house husbands out there – but also to all of the mums who P&G are supposedly celebrating. P&G do not ‘sponsor’ mums – these women pay good money for Procter & Gamble’s products!
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