New meat scented body spray hits the market

[Gerk]

NEW YORK - Looking to beef up your mojo this holiday season?
Burger King Corp. may have just the thing. The home of the Whopper has launched a new men's body spray called "Flame." The company describes the spray as "the scent of seduction with a hint of flame-broiled meat."
The fragrance is on sale at New York City retailer Ricky's NYC in stores and online for a limited time for $3.99.
Burger King is marketing the product through a Web site featuring a photo of its King character reclining fireside and naked but for an animal fur strategically placed to not offend.
The marketing ploy is the latest in a string of viral ad campaigns by the company. Burger King is also in the midst of its Whopper Virgins campaign that features an taste test with fast-food "virgins" pitting the Whopper against McDonald's Corp.'s Big Mac

[RanPicks]

Fail!

[TMarra6]

What does one even say to this.......????

[Victor]

Originally Posted by TMarra6

What does one even say to this.......????

[huscroft6]

Lmao

[cuse_man]

gonna have to try this stuff out.

somethings gotta give

[TMarra6]

Stocking stuffer!!!

[Morphius]

Is there a women's version ?

I need Christmas ideas for the wife

[dave nz]

WTF lol

[captaincapper]

Originally Posted by Morphius

Is there a women's version ?

I need Christmas ideas for the wife

The men's cologne is called 'flame'. I hear they're releasing a women's version called 'meat curtains'.

[RanPicks]

Originally Posted by captaincapper

The men's cologne is called 'flame'. I hear they're releasing a women's version called 'meat curtains'.

thought it was lunch meat...

[dhunter]

there's a way to get this scent for free

click here

[huscroft6]

Originally Posted by dhunter

there's a way to get this scent for free

click here

lol

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by dhunter

there's a way to get this scent for free

click here

i think i would rather pay the 4 bucks

[The Judge]

Burger King is also in the midst of its Whopper Virgins campaign that features an taste test with "fast-food "virgins" pitting the Whopper against McDonald's Corp.'s Big Mac

I'm sorry, but this really takes the concept of free market advertising a bit too far. With the recent information on how quickly the US economy is deteriorating, we may well be witnessing the collapse of the experiment that is "democracy".