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I don't object to any of the adverts mentioned above, with exception to the Go compare one I suppose, that is wearing very thin nowadays.
People should be encouraged to talk about health issues because it just might get someone to the Doctor in time to save their life & as far as the "ladies monthly products" are concerned, lots of men breath a sigh of relief that they're required when day 29 comes around, why ever should they not be advertised?
The ones I'd like banned altogether are those advertising for funding by charities. As far as I'm concerned I'll put money into a collecton box when I want to but I won't do it to fund TV adverts.
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Post last edited on 25/09/2012 19:12:50
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Topic: No More TV at meal times
