Hey... if it works for Putin.....

I go by the 'smelly by' date....

I am
a) thoroughly impressed
b) a bit scared
c) extremely intrigued

Did you open it?

Can we please add banning those really, really annoying digital sideboards (way worse than pre- game lightshow)

And teams should be made up of at least 70% people from own country nationality and 30% up through own youth training (thereby making just the power pay play MUCH harder to get)

Small boats rhetoric and 'illegal immigrants' and immigrants reduction was fanning the flames over the summer.... they found out it didn't help them so they pivoted.

Too late MoFo's
You burnt your bottom, now sit on the blisters.

Alt version - just leave him f***ing dead.

Either start a new series Zombie bond.
He eats Martins... shaken, not breakin'

Or just leave him dead and start something new.
It's not like there are no new ideas available.

They helped vote him in... now they have to deal with the problem they helped create.

Good for them to (finally) understand the grift, but my goodness the amount of selfishness needed to still vote for him and take the ladder up with you is a bit much....

I see you.

But apparently other people here have a problem with irony.

As people are so literal I think '' around wonderful would have made it easier for them to understand (though less fun).

All credits go to Les Binet.

Not his biggest fan - but the man is Goooooood

I know - but that is what annoys me most.... it works!
Guinness to me is better because at least the association is with either black (colour) or waiting (the pull) - the black horse is just infuriatingly beautiful animal that people like to watch (arguably tied to logo that no one remembers)
But...

100% this.

But as a strategist I'm always annoyed by high falutin ads like the dark horse running along the beach where I genuinely have no clue what the message is supposed to be.

Equally get annoyed by ads that are all about the idea and forget that it's 90% idea & 90% execution.

I totally missed the not really speaking bit earlier on. I just feel that this is the part that should have been focussed on rather than the dad on the dancefloor bit -which would have brought it far more in line with your sentimentality that they should aim for (my non creative / strat) opinion ofc

And what I was trying to say is that in every ad so far the product they featured was actually for sale.

The more central the product (think stuffed penguin, trampoline) the more important it is that you sell it

Betting it was CSO for current ad agency who said the ad doesn't have to link back.

I understand - genuinely: we need more people like you in client side.

Ads work more on a subconscious level than a conscious one. However to tie things neatly up in the brain you need to tie it to a rational 'why them'.

Not being able to buy the product therefore is really the wrong decision