Bliss FatGirlSlim is annoying even if it works
We realize it's totally hypocritical for us to get all politically correct, but every time we see Bliss FatGirlSlim a big self-righteous bug crawls up our butt. Our big, fat, girly butt.
Why did they have to name it that? Granted, the provocative name gets attention, but it also makes us vow to never, ever, ever in a million years want to buy it. Ever. And to be candid, we could use it.
What about you? Does a salty name or spicy ad campaign influence your buying decision? Or is your choice based only on whether or not the product does what it says it will do?
| No, I think that stuff is funny | |
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| Sometimes, it depends on the specifics. | |
| Yes, some could even call me humorless and rigid |
Filed under: Beauty, Makeup
Tags: ad campaign, AdCampaign, anti-cellulite, bliss, controversy, fatgirlslim, politically correct, PoliticallyCorrect, product names, ProductNames
Tags: ad campaign, AdCampaign, anti-cellulite, bliss, controversy, fatgirlslim, politically correct, PoliticallyCorrect, product names, ProductNames
Miss Elle, 6-22-2008, 12:26AM
The worst part of it for me is that every time I hear/see it, all I can think of is:
"Right about now.... funk soul brutha! Check it out now!"
...because they ripped off Fat Boy Slim so, so hard.
xoxo.
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