Nothing sells products like shameless boob shots, apparently. At least this company doesn't take itself too seriously. Guess what this ad is for?
You may be too busy, er, distracted or whatnot. But give it a try — guess what this ad is for?
It's kinda refreshing to see an ad that focuses not on whittling down what your mama gave you, but rather adding on to it! But I've got a better idea: Instead of buying Viglutes butt-enhancer, how about just being OK with how you look and spending your money instead on nachos? Hey, it works for me.
Now that's an interesting bonus feature.
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If you can peel yourself away from the disconcerting food-boobies, you'll figure out what is needed to cover up this brazen appetizer. Guess what this ad is for?
Aren't magazine editors, like, supposed to like, make sure mistakes like this don't happen? Oops, indeed. To read more about this snafu, check out
Copyranter's awesome blog.
You can't even get a meal on domestic flights these days, but apparently, the now-defunct Braniff offered practically promised stripping flight attendants. Ah, those were the days! (I guess
Hooters Airlines realized it had a niche to fill.)
I could listen to Ricardo
"Mr. Roarke" Montalban say "soft Corr-in-thian leather" over and over again in an endless loop. It's even better when you learn that there's no such thing as Corinthian leather.
Now that
Airborne has been largely discredited as a cold preventer, they've decided to go to fantasy land in their ads. Sorry, Sebastian, you've got a nice bod, but I will stick to washing my hands a lot, thank you very much. (While we're on the subject of romance novels, check out
this poll.
But does it matter more than the awesome name "Dippas?" Or that these women say "uni" for university? Not in my book.
