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[004] Maxiboy136 Current Version

24th Aug '16 at 05:16:36 PM

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I think Littlewood's Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It's the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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I think Littlewood\'s Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It\'s the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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\"\'\'\'Littlewoods\'\'\'\' 2011 Christmas advert attempted to be charming and sweet, but ended up being remembered as one of the worst Christmas adverts ever made. In it, children in a school play sing an ill-conceived song about the one who brings the presents at Christmas time. No, not Father Christmas and his sack of toys, but mum and her Littlewoods purchases. The ad received a huge backlash from outraged viewers, who accused Littlewoods of ruining the magic of Christmas.\"

Can\'t think of a way to finish it. Feel free to suggest anything. You can see the ad [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGIN_SbjtYA here]], and there\'s a wee bit about it on [[http://adturds.co.uk/2011/11/14/best-worst-2011-christmas-tv-adverts-uk/ AdTurds]] as well.

[003] Maxiboy136

24th Aug '16 at 05:10:29 PM

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I think Littlewood's Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It's the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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I think Littlewood\'s Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It\'s the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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'''Littlewoods'''' 2011 Christmas advert attempted to be charming and sweet, but ended up being remembered as one of the worst Christmas adverts ever made. In it, children in a school play sing an ill-conceived song about the one who brings the presents at Christmas time. No, not Father Christmas and his sack of toys, but mum and her Littlewoods purchases. The ad received a huge backlash from outraged viewers, who accused Littlewoods of ruining the magic of Christmas.

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\"\'\'\'Littlewoods\'\'\'\' 2011 Christmas advert attempted to be charming and sweet, but ended up being remembered as one of the worst Christmas adverts ever made. In it, children in a school play sing an ill-conceived song about the one who brings the presents at Christmas time. No, not Father Christmas and his sack of toys, but mum and her Littlewoods purchases. The ad received a huge backlash from outraged viewers, who accused Littlewoods of ruining the magic of Christmas.\"

Can\'t think of a way to finish it. Feel free to suggest anything.

[002] Maxiboy136

24th Aug '16 at 05:10:10 PM

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I think Littlewood's Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It's the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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I think Littlewood\'s Xmas advert from 2011 might deserve a place here. It\'s the one with the kids singing about how mum buys all the presents. The example could go like this:

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'''Littlewoods'''' 2011 Christmas advert attempted to be charming and sweet, but ended up being remembered as one of the worst Christmas adverts ever made. In it, children in a school play sing an ill-conceived song about the one who brings the presents at Christmas time. No, not Father Christmas and his sack of toys, but mum and her Littlewoods purchases. The ad received a huge backlash from outraged viewers, who accused Littlewoods of ruining the magic of Christmas.

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\'\'\'Littlewoods\'\'\'\' 2011 Christmas advert attempted to be charming and sweet, but ended up being remembered as one of the worst Christmas adverts ever made. In it, children in a school play sing an ill-conceived song about the one who brings the presents at Christmas time. No, not Father Christmas and his sack of toys, but mum and her Littlewoods purchases. The ad received a huge backlash from outraged viewers, who accused Littlewoods of ruining the magic of Christmas.\"

Can\'t think of a way to finish it. Feel free to suggest anything.

[001] MarkWilder

25th Jan '16 at 05:59:21 PM

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\\\"In the unlikely event of momentary shield failure, our stormtrooper divisions should be made aware that Federation troops may appear on the ship at random locations.\\\"

Random. As in, not organized, or directed. He also avoids mentioning the other obvious and often demonstrated uses: sending a bomb via transporter, or stealing targeted people, such as captains. The page gives two, and exactly two, references to support it\\\'s claims: http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Tactics/Boarding1.html [[StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry Star Trek 6]], and the [[StarTrekDeepSpaceNine DS9]] episode \\\"The Way of the Warrior\\\" are the only references given. Yet he has screenshots from [[StarTrekNemesis Star Trek Nemesis]]: http://www.stardestroyer.net/Nemesis/Pictorial-2.html Why not mention the time that Captain Picard was simply transported out of his ship mid-sentence, since he has a screenshot of it? In the same movie, the Enterprise beams an entire Reman fighter directly into it\\\'s shuttlebay. The answer is simple: he did not want to, because it would expose the possibility of teleporting Imperial commanders into captivity or bombs into reactor cores, thus, the possibility pf a Starfleet victory.

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