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I hope/assume this re-launch is accompanied by some new 'Alas Smith & Jones' adverts and, of course, numerous hysterical George Michael gags.
Oh FFS.
Look the person who started this "campaign" on My Spacebook will have been some self-satisfied smug marketing prick from Cadbury's with a joint honours degree in viral marketing and clever-dickery.
Then he'll have hired two soulles wannabee marketing fucktards from the rejects queue at the University of Thames Valley to storm the stage at Glastonbury in a "totally spontaneous" Bring Back Wispa stunt.
Then Cadburys will have put out a "reluctant" statement, then a coy "well it's difficult" statement and then finally a "we've been forced to listen to customer demand" statement to justify making millions more off the chocolate-eating zombies who inhabit our high streets and don't mind giving their money to a firm that mixes its chocolate with industrial waste. In six months time the marketing ponce "reveals all" in Marketing Weekly and picks up the smug marketing **** of the year award at the annual Marketing Wankfest awards. Don't fall for it you fools!
I prefer double-deckers anyway.
Now if it was a TEXAN bar.......
Crap Chocolate bar, hardly a cult!
Now if it was a TEXAN bar.......
I loved the packaging, highly simple but distinstive and stood out a mile from other chocolate bars, however I always found the contents inside somewhat dissapointing.
Crap Chocolate bar, hardly a cult!
Now if it was a TEXAN bar.......
Oh FFS.
Look the person who started this "campaign" on My Spacebook will have been some self-satisfied smug marketing prick from Cadbury's with a joint honours degree in viral marketing and clever-dickery.
Then he'll have hired two soulles wannabee marketing fucktards from the rejects queue at the University of Thames Valley to storm the stage at Glastonbury in a "totally spontaneous" Bring Back Wispa stunt.
Then Cadburys will have put out a "reluctant" statement, then a coy "well it's difficult" statement and then finally a "we've been forced to listen to customer demand" statement to justify making millions more off the chocolate-eating zombies who inhabit our high streets and don't mind giving their money to a firm that mixes its chocolate with industrial waste. In six months time the marketing ponce "reveals all" in Marketing Weekly and picks up the smug marketing **** of the year award at the annual Marketing Wankfest awards. Don't fall for it you fools!
I prefer double-deckers anyway.
Wispa Golds were nice.
They should rename Snickers as Marathon again, and stop with the Starburst crap they will always be Opal Fruits!
Oh, but I did used to LOVE a bacon frazzle,