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I never seen any marketing campaign going as bad as this http://arcticready.com/social/gallery?sort_by=value&sort_order=DESC&page=1
Snopesberkeman said:Well, there was a time a while back when Chevy tried to market the Nova in Mexico...
Yes, I enjoyed for a bit but I don't like being deceived Because of some environment organizations, credibility of all env. organizations goes down.collinsmark said:Some of those captions/entries were kinda' funny though.
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