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annoying new advertising... by zzaapp on 30 Nov, 2007 17:22
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Has anyone else in the Cincinnati area heard the radio advertising by the transplant pusher here? It encourages children to ridicule bald guys by playing a new game called "See Spot". The ad tells them that when they see a bald spot on a man's head, they should point and yell "See Spot!!!"
It is just another example of the depths to which some people will stoop to sell a questionable product. -
#1 by Marz on 30 Nov, 2007 17:34
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thats seriously weak...
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#2 by PigPen on 30 Nov, 2007 17:59
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That's stupid
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#3 by wpruitt on 30 Nov, 2007 18:28
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As susceptible as kids are to the hype of the media, it will happen.
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#4 by Paul on 30 Nov, 2007 21:00
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Sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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#5 by Timmay on 30 Nov, 2007 23:16
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is that a PC thing??
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#6 by Tyler on 01 Dec, 2007 11:41
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That's like us creating a video to teach kids how to pick out guys with hair plugs and laugh at them.
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#7 by D.A.L.U.I. on 01 Dec, 2007 14:09
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Well, they won't see a "spot" on this head, it's always shaved clean----I wanted to get rid of the "spot" and I did like most here. If my child ever said anything like that to a fence sitter, I'd slap them clean into next week!
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#8 by Razor X on 01 Dec, 2007 14:14
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If my child ever said anything like that to a fence sitter, I'd slap them clean into next week!
Hope you don't live in Massachussetts:
http://www.capitalnews9.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?ArID=226056 -
#9 by D.A.L.U.I. on 01 Dec, 2007 14:20
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Well, let them enforce it. As a lawyer I really get swelled at unenforcable legislation
, it's just a publicity stunt by legislators. A child can't appear in proper person and unless the spanking gets to physical harm, it's not actionable under any sane system. And another point, psychological cruelty is never mentioned--withholding love, attention, etc.
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#10 by theebaldguy on 01 Dec, 2007 18:30
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Has anyone else in the Cincinnati area heard the radio advertising by the transplant pusher here? It encourages children to ridicule bald guys by playing a new game called "See Spot". The ad tells them that when they see a bald spot on a man's head, they should point and yell "See Spot!!!"
It is just another example of the depths to which some people will stoop to sell a questionable product.
When do children listen to the radio? I think most are listening to their iPods, or playing with their Wii.
Rather than actually appealing to children, I think this is intended to prey upon the insecurity of a guy with MPB. It's still pretty low.
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#11 by nomad on 01 Dec, 2007 18:40
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If my child ever said anything like that to a fence sitter, I'd slap them clean into next week!
Hope you don't live in Massachussetts:
http://www.capitalnews9.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?ArID=226056
Thats a big problem with kids today there are no consiquences and no disapline these days, "time out" big "F"n deal. -
#12 by warhawk on 01 Dec, 2007 18:43
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Has anyone else in the Cincinnati area heard the radio advertising by the transplant pusher here? It encourages children to ridicule bald guys by playing a new game called "See Spot". The ad tells them that when they see a bald spot on a man's head, they should point and yell "See Spot!!!"
2 ridicule anyone 4 an advertising promo is just plain wrong. it just goes 2 show ya that idiots still populate this planet. it definitely won't make me purchase a rug from the "rug pushers". it is just their desperate attempt 2 promote their product. oh well... call me spot... i'm gonna keep my dome smooooooth!!!
It is just another example of the depths to which some people will stoop to sell a questionable product.
WARHAWK
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#13 by marshd1000 on 01 Dec, 2007 20:05
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One of the reasons I keep my dome sly is that one of the last times I did grow the hair back, a co-worker noticed the "spot" in the back. Fortunately he wasn't trying to be mean. When I had first started that job, I had hair and only the front was receeding. So when I grew it back, the "spot" appeared. Forturnately, going sly has been a confidence builder. But I do think that making fun of people's appearances is pretty low.
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#14 by Alexander215 on 02 Dec, 2007 08:34
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If my child ever said anything like that to a fence sitter, I'd slap them clean into next week!
Hope you don't live in Massachussetts:
http://www.capitalnews9.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?ArID=226056
Thats a big problem with kids today there are no consiquences and no disapline these days, "time out" big "F"n deal.
Thats true bro, a kid on the bus tried took a five right out of my my gf's purse while she was getting her cellphone out. On instinct she bitch slapped the poor kid to the ground. The mother had a horrified look on her face but I think she knew my gf was in the right there.