Burger King’s advertisements in Singapore occasionally feature slightly naughty images and suggestive schoolboy-humour taglines. The website of the waxing company ‘Strip’, which attends to the intimate grooming needs of Singapore's hairy women, and men, also includes a few bush jokes here and there. The anti-fur campaign advertisement in the shop window of the Raffles City branch doesn't beat around the bush (arf).Things to do in Singapore (and occasionally beyond) during and after meals. Incorporating content from www.livinginoman.com
BEEN THERE, DONE THAT, CAN'T REMEMBER ANY OF IT....
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Singapore: Unfurgivable
Burger King’s advertisements in Singapore occasionally feature slightly naughty images and suggestive schoolboy-humour taglines. The website of the waxing company ‘Strip’, which attends to the intimate grooming needs of Singapore's hairy women, and men, also includes a few bush jokes here and there. The anti-fur campaign advertisement in the shop window of the Raffles City branch doesn't beat around the bush (arf).
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