What kind of deodorant do you use?
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
Dove Cool Essentials: cucumber and green tea scent.[color=#cc0000]Owwwwh, Yesh! Love Dove... Although, recently, was talked into try "Lady Speed Stick" Invisible Dry, Scent: Wild Freesia (by: Mennen). Seriously, enjoy surprisingly. Although, first application the scent ish really strong, buh afterwards it fits well. --Still going back to Dove, Although. Hehehe, buh suggest you try it out. Nuh sure cost, buh sure cheaper than Dove, Le Sighs.[/color]
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Brittany
Director of Production
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.Not true, my ex was thoroughly ravished after he'd take a shower. I love axe. :wink:
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Old spice original scent ftw.
Every other male in my family uses Speed Stick though... Granddad, dad, and bro. I've now been shunned by them :?
Every other male in my family uses Speed Stick though... Granddad, dad, and bro. I've now been shunned by them :?
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Nate River wrote...
:arrow: Why do u wanna know, u want to but the same brand as me or somthin?
Edit: Degree or Axe
Because its a random thread, did you not read my description? o.0
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Ryuji wrote...
Old spice original scent ftw. Every other male in my family uses Speed Stick though... Granddad, dad, and bro. I've now been shunned by them :?
Lmao!
I've been using Old Spice Fresh since forever I think its about time I switch for fun lol.
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Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
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The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
I might have to try and sue them... but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around mhmm ... i might have to talk to a lawyer and see if we got a case lol...
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Brittany
Director of Production
David wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
I might have to try and sue them... but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around mhmm ... i might have to talk to a lawyer and see if we got a case lol...
Would you really want in the news as the guy who sued cause he couldn't get laid?
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
David wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
I might have to try and sue them... but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around mhmm ... i might have to talk to a lawyer and see if we got a case lol...
Would you really want in the news as the guy who sued cause he couldn't get laid?
Or how about the lady that sued McDonalds because her coffee was too hot and won?
Don't need to imply that Axe doesn't help me get laid but the fact that girls don't come screaming and attacking me like they're suppose to since the company tries so hard to tell their consumers that girls will come chasing after you when using Axe or Tag in their stupid commercials. You really thought I was going to sue? I was kidding.
"but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around"
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Brittany
Director of Production
David wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
David wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
I might have to try and sue them... but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around mhmm ... i might have to talk to a lawyer and see if we got a case lol...
Would you really want in the news as the guy who sued cause he couldn't get laid?
Or how about the lady that sued McDonalds because her coffee was too hot and won?
Don't need to imply that Axe doesn't help me get laid but the fact that girls don't come screaming and attacking me like they're suppose to since the company tries so hard to tell their consumers that girls will come chasing after you when using Axe or Tag in their stupid commercials. You really thought I was going to sue? I was kidding.
"but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around"
Woah nelly. It's okay, I was just pointing something out that I also found funny. :lol:
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David wrote...
Fuck yeah, bet no one saw this thread coming. This is the random section is it not? Well, the question is pretty straight forward and anyone can answer, what kind of deodorant do you use?!? I use Old Spice, FTW.
GO OLD SPICE!! ive been using the same stik for more than a year now!!
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Right Guard. Not because I care or anything just because it's something clear and not smelly, could be anything else as long as it met those criteria as far as I'm concerned.
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I use Secret[brand] Deodorants. They are the best, they smell good and stay on all day. It's the only type of deodorant that I buy.
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Brittany
Director of Production
Rayne wrote...
I use Secret[brand] Deodorants. They are the best, they smell good and stay on all day. It's the only type of deodorant that I buy.I used to get secret too, the gell kind. But I stopped because they always change the scents to new different ones and I like sticking to something and not changing.
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
Rayne wrote...
I use Secret[brand] Deodorants. They are the best, they smell good and stay on all day. It's the only type of deodorant that I buy.I used to get secret too, the gell kind. But I stopped because they always change the scents to new different ones and I like sticking to something and not changing.
I used the gel kind a lot. The scents don't matter to me since most of them smell good, plus the scent is only strong when you first put it on, then it fades a bit. But it's still awesome protection.
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
David wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
David wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
I might have to try and sue them... but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around mhmm ... i might have to talk to a lawyer and see if we got a case lol...
Would you really want in the news as the guy who sued cause he couldn't get laid?
Or how about the lady that sued McDonalds because her coffee was too hot and won?
Don't need to imply that Axe doesn't help me get laid but the fact that girls don't come screaming and attacking me like they're suppose to since the company tries so hard to tell their consumers that girls will come chasing after you when using Axe or Tag in their stupid commercials. You really thought I was going to sue? I was kidding.
"but if they get a better lawyer then they can probably turn the case around"
Woah nelly. It's okay, I was just pointing something out that I also found funny. :lol:
Rofl, I just thought it was funny that you thought I was gonna sue. Don't sweat it.
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Waar
FAKKU Moderator
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
oh im not saying you're wrong, simply that you would be wasting your time/money... Unilever is a global powerhouse in the hygiene market and has thousands of lawyers working yo protect them from stupidity such as this... good luck in your future futile endeavors though LOL.
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Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Waar wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
It would be very easy to sue Axe or Tag for false advertisement. In all of the commercials where guys are getting jumped by women, they don't have a disclaimer saying that it won't actually get you jumped by women. In fact, even if its just for the sake of humor, they state that you will have women jumping your bone and caution you about using it in the general vicinity of large groups of them.don't believe you can be sue for implying human nature; it's not like the red bull ads that say you'll sprout wings, this infers women will be attracted to your smells using extreme exaggeration.
I'm talking about technicalities in advertising laws. They're advertising with the intent of selling their product. Regardless of whether they are exaggerating, as you said, they are implying that you're gonna get some if you use it. I am completely aware that its a marketing ploy, but they left themselves open. If you use it and women aren't attracted to you, you have every right to sue because they never, at any point, say that it it might not happen.
Spoiler:
oh im not saying you're wrong, simply that you would be wasting your time/money... Unilever is a global powerhouse in the hygiene market and has thousands of lawyers working yo protect them from stupidity such as this... good luck in your future futile endeavors though LOL.
Even if you got a case it's all up to who has the better lawyer, a great manipulator that can twist the facts.