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"Reebok advert"

Has anyone seen Reebok's latest TV advert? Well I think it's pointless and has nothing to do with Reebok. All it has is 50 Cent counting up to 9 (because he got shot 9 times) and then him laughing at the end, it doesn't show anything to do with Reebok except the Reebok logo.

But surely they shouldn't be able to do this because it's basically advertising shooting and gangs to youngsters, but to make it more effective they've made it a Reebok advert won't little children start gangs and shooting? Or am I just being stupid?

Also, in 50 Cent's 'Candy Shop' video at the end when hes in the car does anyone actually know what he says? He speaks really weird and he did the same in that New Simpsons episode on Sunday.

Oh and he's featuring in in Jamie Foxx's album due this year which ios a suprise.

You're thinking of rats.
Mice only take shetland ponies, with gin.

Of course mice drink milk. You can't manage a whole donkey if your a mouse. You've got to have it in a bowl. With some milk.

They don't go to hospital anyway.
Mice get home-visits.

Stryke wrote:
> The dock leaves help out? Like what, organize a whip-round for the
> hospital bills, make sure the milk is cancelled?

Mice don't drink milk, stop day dreaming.

Blank wrote:
> Yeah, I hear bees hate De La Rocha, and Calm Like A Bomb gets them
> really uppity.

*slain*

Don't try it on wasps, though.

Blank wrote:

> I meant generalised to other garden injuries. Perhaps a mouse grazes
> itself on a tree, the dock leaves help out, that sort of thing.

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The dock leaves help out? Like what, organize a whip-round for the hospital bills, make sure the milk is cancelled?

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Stryke wrote:
> Dock leaves are for nettle stings. You know nothing. What do you use
> for bee/blackboxer stings?
>
> A rolled up newspaper and some rage.


Yeah, I hear bees hate De La Rocha, and Calm Like A Bomb gets them really uppity.

Do mice graze themselves on trees?

I wonder.

Stryke wrote:
> Of course they're specified. Otherwise army surgeons would use them.
>
> "Doc, is my severed arm, leg, pelvis and penis going to
> alright?"
> "Course it is, son. Now hold the dock leaves over the bleeding
> stumps."
> "Wow. It's like morphine in leaf form."

I meant generalised to other garden injuries. Perhaps a mouse grazes itself on a tree, the dock leaves help out, that sort of thing.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:

>
> A rolled up newspaper and some rage.

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I'd love to see someone go after Ali with a crumpled copy of the Times. Back in the day, of course. Now it only takes a breath of wind to knock the guy over.