Two posts on my first day ...
I'm on a roll
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I'm on a roll
From the If advertisments were honest challenge. See all 785 entries (closed)
( , Sun 12 Jan 2003, 2:57, archived)
What's
the link twixt Stella and wifebeating? Something notorious in the UK media recently?
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:01,
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Stella is commonly know..
as "wifebeater" in many a pub.
And don't ask for Carlsberg - make it a "Cooking Lager"
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:02,
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And don't ask for Carlsberg - make it a "Cooking Lager"
Yeah?
Any idea why? Doesn't rhyme...
I recall a Stella advert here that showed an old peasant woman showing a wide big smile and her three remaining teeth, holding a bottle of Stella with the caption "Stella Artois. About as sophisticated as a beer can get."
Well I liked it.
/coat
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:06,
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I recall a Stella advert here that showed an old peasant woman showing a wide big smile and her three remaining teeth, holding a bottle of Stella with the caption "Stella Artois. About as sophisticated as a beer can get."
Well I liked it.
/coat
It's the strongest larger
without moving into Tennents Super and special brew terretory.
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:03,
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I
actually heard a bloke walk into a pub tonight and ask for a pint of wife beater.... Oh dear...
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:03,
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STEEEELLLLLLLAAAAA!!!!!!
Is it "Streetcar Named Desire"? Is that why it's called "wife beater"? That movie had domestic abuse, didn't it?
Fuck it. It's trendy French shite, (here in Canada, anyway).
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:08,
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Fuck it. It's trendy French shite, (here in Canada, anyway).
And
with a name like "Shatnerian", you must be from the prairies, eh?
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Sun 12 Jan 2003, 3:18,
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