Notice any similarities between these two adverts?
The top one is a 2008 brand campaign for O2, the one below it is the new Lotto advert for National Lottery.
O2 ‘Better Connected’ 2008
National Lottery 2013
Now who is in charge of marketing at National Lottery operator Camelot?
That would be Sally Cowdry, O2’s ex-Marketing Director!
She likes to recycle 🙂
On visiting the web site of The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead you are greeted with this message:
To which if you respond that you don’t consent to receiving cookies you get this message:
What part of “No, I don’t consent to receiving cookies” do they not understand?!
I found this hidden reference to the Commodore 64 while reading my son a bedtime story.
Made an old-timer like me chuckle 🙂
I spotted this article in my local paper. I don’t wish to make light of an obviously harrowing experience for the victim, but what a vivid physical description! Could this thief be the King of Chavs? I’d love to see an artists impression!
A BIG-EARED robber with missing teeth kicked and shoved a man before stealing his £300 mobile phone.
The victim had sat down on a grass verge near the junction of Keel Drive and Chalvey High Street to read a text at around 1.45pm on Thursday last week.
He noticed a man standing in front of him who asked for the time, but then pulled him to his feet before pushing him back into a concrete bridge support.
The robber then managed to grab the phone and shoved the victim to the ground and kicked him before running off towards Chalvey Grove.
The robber is described as white, aged 20 to 25, around 5ft 10in with a long face.
He had big ears and a couple of front teeth missing from the top row. He was wearing a blue and white striped polo shirt, blue jeans, white trainers and a dark blue baseball cap, with a chunky gold ring on his right hand.
A second man, who may have been acting as an accomplice keeping lookout, wore blue jeans and white trainers.
If you have information phone the police on 08458 505505 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
I believe I may have identified the thief…
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