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Old 18-03-2009, 04:05 PM #26
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Its only an ad campaign and to get people talking
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Tbh, I see more girls OMNOMNOMing yorkies than guys.

They might see the advert and think, "Hey, I can eat one of those too!" and do so with no problem.
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Tbh, I see more girls OMNOMNOMing yorkies than guys.

They might see the advert and think, "Hey, I can eat one of those too!" and do so with no problem.
That's because girls like big Yorkie's in their mouths
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I can't tell whether you are being serious or not Sticks, it's fairly obvious to EVERYONE that it's just a joke.
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Tbh, I see more girls OMNOMNOMing yorkies than guys.

They might see the advert and think, "Hey, I can eat one of those too!" and do so with no problem.
That's because girls like big Yorkie's in their mouths
I thought nobbly bobblys were all the rage.
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When McDonalds in 2006 did their Yorkie McFlurry they came up with this image



Note how violence against women is implied with the product crushing the female figure

In 2009 the same product was advertised differently



Note the absence of the "It's not for Girls" logo

If it is just a bit of fun, why did McDonalds stop using this sexist logo?

I did wonder, back in 2006 if any female might not be allowed to buy a Yorkie McFlurry. What would have happened if a server back then had refused to serve a woman, or worse a young girl one of these, because they saw the promotional materials saying it was not for girls.
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are you taking the pee sticks of course a woman wont have been refused one cos of a joke ad campaign oh and as a victim of domestic abuse seeing that pic does not flash up the warning light in my head about violence to women
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LMAO @ the 2006 image
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At least it is the one chocolate bar which is masculine.
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When McDonalds in 2006 did their Yorkie McFlurry they came up with this image



Note how violence against women is implied with the product crushing the female figure

In 2009 the same product was advertised differently



Note the absence of the "It's not for Girls" logo

If it is just a bit of fun, why did McDonalds stop using this sexist logo?

I did wonder, back in 2006 if any female might not be allowed to buy a Yorkie McFlurry. What would have happened if a server back then had refused to serve a woman, or worse a young girl one of these, because they saw the promotional materials saying it was not for girls.
I really don't see the problem :|
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Galaxy is good.



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SkyNews
has a Reporter on Tour
he is in Bristol and Bath areas

Cadburys sell their products
to all in the UK.

But it will be made in Poland, from now,
as those workers take 70% less in wage.

Pathetic Brown "British Jobs
for British workers"
is a Dumb statement.


Sign Of The Times.
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Boycott Cadbury's.

Oh, and stand up for the 2-dimensional 'woman' being crushed by the yorkie McFlurry... (actually, I can't think of a more pleasant way to die.. )
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Hello the "only-for-girls" yorkie!

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If you're man enough for a Yorkie, these will suit you:









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The other weekend I saw this




Could the manufacturers be seeing the light? I got this this afternoon from the garage on Barak Road in Newcastle. No mention of the "It's not for Girls"

Let us know if more of these are coming or if the manufacturers are going back to their old ways
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But it is Not for Girls.


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Sometimes I think you're quite literally political correctness in human form Sticks. The whole advertising campaign's a light hearted play on the age old men VS Women thing. The reason why they might have dropped the 'not for girls' thing is probably because they came to the end of that advertising campaign.

Not everything in life is a conspiracy.
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i dunno whats more worrying you believing yorkies should be boycotted over a advertising slogan or the taking pics of a yorkie bar complete with diary recordings of date time place etc
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I thing they just gave up the ad campaign because it was getting old...
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If I remember I hope to look at the news agent at lunchtime

This Ad campaign has run a long time.
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I thing they just gave up the ad campaign because it was getting old...
Exactly, its more likely that they moved on from the campaign onto another one. As alot of them seem to do.
Its just a chocolate bar, I fail to see anything wrong with it.
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