Five words (I'm sure you can fill in the rest). Flag, Greenpeace, Global Warming, Scam
28 May 2008
Greenpeace? Scampiece.
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With so much art masquerading as advertising out there, we felt that it's only right for someone to step up and provide some kind of filter for those seeking examples of legitimate advertising.
By applying an unconventional and highly unscientific approach, we aim to provide a rough guide to bullshit spotting.
Finally, please understand that the exercise carried out is a purely subjective one, done very much tongue-in-cheek. Obviously there will be those who might be offended and for that, we apologise in advance... but maybe you should try getting a sense of humour.
By applying an unconventional and highly unscientific approach, we aim to provide a rough guide to bullshit spotting.
Finally, please understand that the exercise carried out is a purely subjective one, done very much tongue-in-cheek. Obviously there will be those who might be offended and for that, we apologise in advance... but maybe you should try getting a sense of humour.
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- Stick To Making Real Ads
- The Devil is in the Detail. And the Kid.
- The power of three - and Scam
- Hairy Scam
- Exploitation Has Never Been This Hot
- Post-mortem on some good Scam
- This one crashed and burnt
- Another piece of Scam to piss on
- It's Like Banging Your Head On A Concrete Wall
- Wild Bears Are Saving The World
- Looking at this Scam gives me a headache
- What's In A Name?
- Pointing at the Scammers
- Greenpeace? Scampiece.
- Adolf Hitler: Scam Weekly's Favourite Cover Girl
- Yet another Golden Rule for Scam-spotting
- What's That Weird Smell?
- The Scam search-light shines brightly on this beauty
- Let Your Parents Crap in the House
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