Guilty of smugness, if not indecent exposure

August 29, 2011 9:21

Fair to say the latest crop of complaints to the Ad Standards Board include some doozies.

As Mumbrella has reported, discrimination against nerds, and violence towards asterisks are among the advertising sins that made the public unhappy.

They don’t even like the Hungry Jack’s rabbits. But “indecent exposure” in the Imperial Leather ad has to be the winner.

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