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Pretty clever. I've seen other uses of the beaver in advertising contexts where it was pretty tasteless, but this one had a sort of a wink-wink nudge-nudge aspect to it that made it pretty funny.
 
From the OP's link:

Kotex research found people in that age group had 181 alternative names for the vagina and 94 per cent said they used nicknames for their own genitals.

I've come up with 174, but what are the others?
 
From the OP's link:

Kotex research found people in that age group had 181 alternative names for the vagina and 94 per cent said they used nicknames for their own genitals.

I've come up with 174, but what are the others?


175. *********
176. *****
177. ******
178. *******
179. *****
180. ***
181. ****
 
From the OP's link:

Kotex research found people in that age group had 181 alternative names for the vagina and 94 per cent said they used nicknames for their own genitals.

I've come up with 174, but what are the others?

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Will I get banned for smiley pron? :D
 
Will I get banned for smiley pron? :D

Yes, but it will be worth it. :eek: ;) :D

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What's wrong with euphemisms now? I thought that's all they could use. A beaver seems a good, safe choice to me. I mean, they couldn't show a bacon sandwich having a manicure. That would be far too gross. Is there such an animal as a punani?
 
Times have changed. People need to loosen up and let GenX have their commercials.
 
Well I thought the ad was hysterical.

For demographic purposes, I am a female in my late 20's, I minored in Women's Studies, and I thought that was a hell of a lot less offensive than some of the other ads I see...
 
Haha... ha. The guys were staring at her beaver. :eek: :D

The ad's alright, it's clever, but it's nothing that would make me jump out of my seat in either applause or disgust.
 
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