No, he is on with Natalia, as we speak xxxHaven’t seen Peter Sherlock for a while - has he abandoned ship?
The Rabbit ProjectorI flicked on briefly there and saw that guy Rob Lamarr. He was showing a film strip for some sort of projector. It was an underwater scene and of course he does his worst Sebastian from The Little Mermaid. Doing dodgy accents now, there's entertainment. Slipping into Alan Partridge territory
Yeah it's weird, it's one of his stock spiels however surely he must realise most times it makes him look, at best, 'misinformed', because invariably the product doesn't sell out and is there to purchase on the next show ... and the next ... and the"You're already queuing up for these! Phones are in meltdown! Don't dilly or dally, these are gonna go… I don't say this to hurry or pressure you, I give my advice freely and fairly, but there gonna be a lot of unhappy people tonight"…
…For every product he sells.
Yeah it's weird, it's one of his stock spiels however surely he must realise most times it makes him look, at best, 'misinformed', because invariably the product doesn't sell out and is there to purchase on the next show ... and the next ... and the
They all have there stock spiels, nearly always NOT based on the reality of the situation.
Dirty Peter said years ago on Bid TV that Laurelle had a shop in Regent Street. No they didn't, they used an address as an accommodation address, along with a hundred other companies to make people think they were a prestigious company. I live in London and it was simple to check. The ASA got that one, "words of advice" given was their response. Waste of time but made me feel better.Mike was telling men who bought supermarket fragrances to get William Hunt Oud de Perfume instead. William Hunt's fragrance, which is made by Laurelle London. In sunny Canvey Island.
Laurelle, which has been supplying TJC with the likes of Scent Doctor, Sexy Shoo (previously a Bid.tv staple), and the Nicole Scherzinger fragrances. And according to their website, Laurelle also does fragrances for the ever classy and high end Ann Summers, and Aldi.
Aldi! Which was a supermarket, the last time I checked.
The ASA are a disgrace. They need to be replaced by an agency with bite rather than a pathetic whimper of a bark.Dirty Peter said years ago on Bid TV that Laurelle had a shop in Regent Street. No they didn't, they used an address as an accommodation address, along with a hundred other companies to make people think they were a prestigious company. I live in London and it was simple to check. The ASA got that one, "words of advice" given was their response. Waste of time but made me feel better.
The queue for their tea trolley long outweighs the one for any serious enforcement of advertising transgressions.The ASA are a disgrace. They need to be replaced by an agency with bite rather than a pathetic whimper of a bark.