currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisation! (is that a word?) england might be beleiving that they'll win it, but mars are saying that we should beleive that we can actually make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Originally posted by geniusit is all a fix!!!!!!!
currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisat ...[text shortened]... lly make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Originally posted by geniusChocolates never lie.
currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisat ...[text shortened]... lly make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Better believe it.
Originally posted by geniusI would not trust any advertisement that offers such a horrendous misspelling.
currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisat ...[text shortened]... lly make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Originally posted by geniusThey still have Mars Bars over there? I haven't seen one of those in the States since 7th grade.
currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisat ...[text shortened]... lly make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Originally posted by geniusI'll believe when some of our players get some decent european experience, and not just spend their time sittin on the bench in Rangers or Celtic.
currently the mars bar adverts read "beleive 2006", meaning that England can win the world cup in 2006 if you beleive, or something along those lines anyway. this i don't mind, even if the TV advert is hilariously bad, and plastered over every TV from wales to scotland.
However, "beleive 2010" with a scotland flag in the back ground is darn near patronisat ...[text shortened]... lly make it to the finals, never mind the final itself!
it's kinda funny too though...
Believe my arse.
Originally posted by Derfel CadarnFrom Wikipedia:
They still have Mars Bars over there? I haven't seen one of those in the States since 7th grade.
"The bar called Milky Way in the US is sold as Mars in Europe, where the name Milky Way is used for what in the States is called the 3 Musketeers. The bar formerly sold in the U.S. as the Mars bar is now marketed in that country as the "Snickers Almond Bar" and is not sold consistently in the UK where it has appeared with other special editions that are released occasionally."
Originally posted by NordlysOoooohhhh. Greedy ass Snickers company.
From Wikipedia:
"The bar called Milky Way in the US is sold as Mars in Europe, where the name Milky Way is used for what in the States is called the 3 Musketeers. The bar formerly sold in the U.S. as the Mars bar is now marketed in that country as the "Snickers Almond Bar" and is not sold consistently in the UK where it has appeared with other special editions that are released occasionally."
This thread reminds me of the time when my friend and I went digging for old bottles on an old bottle dump site in Prestwich. After a few beers and a couple of hours later, we discovered the find of the day. A snickers wrapper! Not a marathon wrapper, but that of a chocolate bar that had only been introduced to our country 4 years prior to this.