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I haven't seen the ad, but I'll bet she says "Do not take if you allergic to the ingredients in SYXYX." Why would you trust a celebrity with no medical background to prescribe what might be a dangerous drug?
TV ads get more bizarre every day and it is so incredibly boring to hear the same ad for the fifty-thousandth time. Remember, we haven't even begun to hear the election ads yet.
This side of the pond. I had to find that advert on YouTube. Isn’t the advert likely to induce in the susceptible patient the very condition the drug advertised purports to treat?
Darn!
ReplyDeleteIf you'd like more information and a quote on health insurance that understands why you need a particular drug, call 1-800-POP-DIVA. Operators are standing by.
ReplyDeleteMusicians are getting paid to advertise drugs? Where do I sign up?
ReplyDeleteIs there a pill for when the chorus of "Bad Romance" gets stuck in your head for a week?
ReplyDeleteEgillus, there are a collection of pills for that promoted by Jefferson Airplane.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the ad, but I'll bet she says "Do not take if you allergic to the ingredients in SYXYX." Why would you trust a celebrity with no medical background to prescribe what might be a dangerous drug?
ReplyDeleteTV ads get more bizarre every day and it is so incredibly boring to hear the same ad for the fifty-thousandth time. Remember, we haven't even begun to hear the election ads yet.
This side of the pond. I had to find that advert on YouTube. Isn’t the advert likely to induce in the susceptible patient the very condition the drug advertised purports to treat?
ReplyDeleteHey, if she'd won the bet, I would have had to appear at the next shareholder meeting in a dress made of meat.
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