rudivdw
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Thank you Mrs A. Wessels, for giving me an awesome idea (didn't even think about it before she went on her rant)!!! Now, where is my hamster...?
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I'd like to see how someone will try and make their dog talk about their Toyota.
Ooh, tonight it`s me and my wife`s hamster and my electric drill :twisted:
Dear Ms. Wessels. Please go harrass Telkom. Thank you.
Good thing Animax has been discontinued. She would not survive an episode of Happy Tree Friends...
wasn't that on MTV? animmax was anime
She was arguing that stupid people might try the experiment for real. You have to remember that there are very gullible people out there, which is why they need to be protected.
Could have been originally on MTV but I remember it was broadcasted repeatedly on Animax lately.
I agree. People need to be protected from themselves. Would drowning them at birth achieve this?
Gees, this article actually generated 5 pages so far....
What a great idea you have there Mrs Wessels, make the rodents generate electricity, but you need to scale this up a bit to the size of a Ferris wheel fully stocked with rodents and rubbish - Eskom might even subsidise it for everyone in your neighbourhood.This advertisement did not go down well with Mrs A. Wessels who complained to the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA) that the treadmill goes “uncontrollably faster with the mouse still on it.”
Wessels submitted that it is only a matter of time before ‘some psycho’ tries this at home. “Adults must be careful about what it shown on television and what thoughts it might provoke, especially in young people. Animals are at the mercy of human beings, usually to their detriment, and this commercial is not appropriate,” said Wessels.