RE: ASA vs MG, the Saga Continues
Wednesday 14th August 2002
ASA vs MG, the Saga Continues
Internment without trial for whingeing wasters?
Discussion
If MG-Rover was to move abroad lets say japan and rename the company umm let call them mazda , And then do an ad campaign over here with the caption zoomzoom and spinning wheels that would that be ok ,
Seems that because rover are in the uk they are being targeted by a bunch of verrry sad people who dont get out much and hate everything , whats wrong with rover trying to sell its products , they are bloody cars FFS the wheels are ment to go round
oh well back to
>> Edited by dennisthemenace on Wednesday 14th August 07:50
FFS - with the decine in British manufacturing shouldnt we please leave Rover / MG alone. What the hell have they done to offend people like this?
If anything can they please pick on foreign manufacturers and help our own! We need the jobs and targetting them when they say things like "driving at 60" isnt indicating that people should speed......
Or am I missing something here? I could have sworn that the NSL was 60!
Round them up, stick them in a field and bomb the barstewards!!!
Cheers,
Paul
If anything can they please pick on foreign manufacturers and help our own! We need the jobs and targetting them when they say things like "driving at 60" isnt indicating that people should speed......
Or am I missing something here? I could have sworn that the NSL was 60!
Round them up, stick them in a field and bomb the barstewards!!!
Cheers,
Paul
Grrrr Grrrr Grrrrr
Typical. Another bloody example of how this government is commited to ruining every industry we have left. BLiar the incompetent seems to be completely hell bent on stopping domestic production of everything because we can import, and if we import everything he gets a rung up European political ladder.
Self serving wnaker.
Matt.
Typical. Another bloody example of how this government is commited to ruining every industry we have left. BLiar the incompetent seems to be completely hell bent on stopping domestic production of everything because we can import, and if we import everything he gets a rung up European political ladder.
Self serving wnaker.
Matt.
I offer that this GIT has a nice little old Rover 400 and he just hates the way that MG Rover are maxxing his beloved marque.
The only way he feels he can make them pay is to make complaints re their advertising.
How come the ASA (print) follow completely different guidelines to the ITC (television)?
The only way he feels he can make them pay is to make complaints re their advertising.
How come the ASA (print) follow completely different guidelines to the ITC (television)?
How come the jobsworth hasn't complained about the new Ford Focus advert. Its got the new focus going sideways, and lots of wheelspin on some loose surfaces ..... looks to me like some 'dangerous speeding' going on there, and corrupting the normally law abiding majority to speed in the process 
If MG did their ads on a track or an open space, then speeding cannot be used as an arguement, cos no limits apply. There are some seriously sad f
wits out there you want to stop anyone, anywhere having any sort of fun at all - fkit, they'd ban breathing if they could their lives are so fing miserable.
Time for a dip in the pool! BYEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
wits out there you want to stop anyone, anywhere having any sort of fun at all - fkit, they'd ban breathing if they could their lives are so fing miserable. Time for a dip in the pool! BYEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
{conspiratorial}
I don't think this matters - I think MG must have asked their agency just to come up with dozens of adverts - the strategy being to keep getting them banned, hence creating maximum publicity for an advert that can't be withdraw because it's already pervasive in newspapers and magazines, then issue a new advert.
Job done.
As for mr Cardigan-Farquahart, well I reckon he works in the MG marketing office.
{/conspiratorial}
I don't think this matters - I think MG must have asked their agency just to come up with dozens of adverts - the strategy being to keep getting them banned, hence creating maximum publicity for an advert that can't be withdraw because it's already pervasive in newspapers and magazines, then issue a new advert.
Job done.
As for mr Cardigan-Farquahart, well I reckon he works in the MG marketing office.
{/conspiratorial}
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