Screwed-down Hairdo wrote: as overtly misogynistic
I put my hand up at the risk of being labelled out of touch, but I'm not sure that is anti-female. You might be able to make the argument that it objectifies women, but those lasses are portrayed as very very willing participants.
Sadly, most advertising I see recently seems to be designed to annoy on a brutal, blatant level, purely to do anything to snag hold of your attention. The charming, humorous storytelling while still presenting the information the client wanted to be conveyed, seems to have gone the way of the brawny Bornhoffen baker. I wish more advertisements had that art. There are few advertisements played now which will be remembered thirty years later.
), important is the balance between wet matter and dry matter, but a few grams off does not make much difference in my experience.
