Truth in advertising

[technoextreme]

Vomit flavored jelly beans taste really do taste like vomit.

[Sir Robin Goodfellow]

Well, at least you know what you're getting.

[technoextreme]

Well, at least you know what you're getting.
Actually I don't. Half the flavors are good and the other half are demented versions of the others. And even then Im completely surprised at how well they actually captured the essensce of baby wipes.

[The_Animus]

You eat baby wipes....

[technoextreme]

You eat baby wipes....
............ No. I just know how the smell.

[Eddie Dane]

Have you ever seen that Dudley More movie where he's an advertising man who who ends up in a mental institution?
He starts an agency with his fellow patients and only makes truthful advertising with slogans like:

Volvo: they're boxy but they're safe.

Come to Greece. We're nicer than the French.

Porsche: the car for men who like hand jobs from women they hardly know.

[Beerina]

Have you ever seen that Dudley More movie where he's an advertising man who who ends up in a mental institution?
He starts an agency with his fellow patients and only makes truthful advertising with slogans like:

Volvo: they're boxy but they're safe.

Come to Greece. We're nicer than the French.

Porsche: the car for men who like hand jobs from women they hardly know.

Ya know, with viral advertising being acceptable today, they might wanna consider it.

[Doctor Evil]

Vomit flavored jelly beans taste really do taste like vomit.

You may want to try a crunchy frog instead.
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[luchog]

Have you ever seen that Dudley More movie where he's an advertising man who who ends up in a mental institution?
He starts an agency with his fellow patients and only makes truthful advertising with slogans like:

Volvo: they're boxy but they're safe.

Come to Greece. We're nicer than the French.

Porsche: the car for men who like hand jobs from women they hardly know.
Crazy People (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099316/). Not that great a movie overall, but the "truth in advertising" subplot is genius.