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saleen836

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12,516 posts

239 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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As the search is not working I thought I would post this anyway even if it is a repost!
http://www.facebook.com/lynxeffectuk #13 is my favourite! wink



p.s might not be work friendly for some wink

adamharrisuk

116 posts

234 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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One day, she will be mine!

ArtVandelay

6,692 posts

214 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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Is that the lass off The Real Hustle? I know she was a former glamour model and her name was Jess so makes sense if it is her.

militantmandy

3,838 posts

216 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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Just another carbon copy tart to my eye. I'd no kick her out of bed mind!

Ganglandboss

8,558 posts

233 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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saleen836 said:
p.s might not be work friendly for some wink
Clicking the link or going in work stinking of crap deodorant? wink

Sheets Tabuer

21,486 posts

245 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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Lynx is a good way to spot which pubs to avoid, if a pub is full of patrons wearing lynx you can be pretty sure their house is decked out in England flags right now and 4 million lights at christmas.

sneijder

5,231 posts

264 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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They actually aren't that funny, and you can see the jokes coming a mile off.

That's my conclusion after watching them all for the last 15 minutes, most of them several times just to make sure.

kelk

955 posts

243 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.

illmonkey

19,827 posts

228 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
You didn't know that before going there?


sneijder

5,231 posts

264 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So that was you, 8 years ago, walking up to me, smelling me and giggling ?


kaese

727 posts

217 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"
"The smell of teenage desperation"

ZOLLAR

19,920 posts

203 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe

kelk

955 posts

243 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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ZOLLAR said:
kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe
What's in your sports bag / on your bathroom shelf?

sneijder

5,231 posts

264 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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ZOLLAR said:
kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe


I've tried *everything*.

youngsyr

14,742 posts

222 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
ZOLLAR said:
kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe
What's in your sports bag / on your bathroom shelf?
I find a man needs something a little bit stronger than deodorant:


Ganglandboss

8,558 posts

233 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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sneijder said:
ZOLLAR said:
kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe


I've tried *everything*.


"I have a date with the widow Johnson - have we got anything that'll pass for aftershave?"

"I think there's some Windex in the cupboard, Grandpa."

ZOLLAR

19,920 posts

203 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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kelk said:
ZOLLAR said:
kelk said:
When Unilever used to be one of my clients I had the good fortune to visit the largest deodorant canning plant in Europe. I know, you're jealous right?

However it was where Lynx was prodcued - and meeting with a senior marketing chappy, he told me that Lynx's target demographic was....

"16 to 24 years old men with little or no experience of women"

So whenever I see someone buying or using it I have to laugh.
So what deodrant is for over 24's then? hehe
What's in your sports bag / on your bathroom shelf?
Sure for men, I used to use lynx but its really bad for skin ( i get eczema when i use it) but i'm 23 so i wondered if when i turned 24 i have to upgrade to something else hehe

Jonny671

29,904 posts

219 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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ArtVandelay said:
Is that the lass off The Real Hustle? I know she was a former glamour model and her name was Jess so makes sense if it is her.
It is wink

Google for better pictures biggrin

Edited by Jonny671 on Tuesday 15th June 16:17

grumbledoak

32,571 posts

263 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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ArtVandelay said:
Is that the lass off The Real Hustle? I know she was a former glamour model and her name was Jess so makes sense if it is her.
2/10 for observation. Jessica Jane Clement. As it says on the Spazbook page.

GTIR

24,741 posts

296 months

Tuesday 15th June 2010
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I use Sure as it's the only one that works for me.




Next week, GTIR discusses his bowl movements.