Drama (4)

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Posted by MisterBear on Tue 16 Feb 10, 5:07 PM to MisterBear's blog.

Is there enough or too much?

I've noticed recently that Butterkist has started advertising on TV. Now either there has been enough drama on here to boost the sales of popcorn which has given them enough money to pay for advertising.

Or there hasn't been enough and their sales are dropping and they are having to advertise to get sales back up.

So even if sales are good, more drama on here wouldn't hurt their sales and so I think more drama is needed.

Still this is all kind of pointless to me as I don't like popcorn anyway.

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16 Feb 10, 7:04 PM
Rhoobarb
UK(FK), 12 yrs

MisterBear wrote:
Is there enough or too much?

Never enough

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16 Feb 10, 7:32 PM
MisterBear
UK(WA), 8 yrs

Rhoobarb wrote:

MisterBear wrote:
Is there enough or too much?

Never enough

I'm thinking of buying shares in Butterkist, but I'd like them to be earning plenty to afford advertising rather than having to get it to boost sales to avoid going pop.

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16 Feb 10, 7:34 PM
jules9
UK(CH), 3 yrs

MisterBear wrote:

Rhoobarb wrote:

MisterBear wrote:
Is there enough or too much?

Never enough

I'm thinking of buying shares in Butterkist, but I'd like them to be earning plenty to afford advertising rather than having to get it to boost sales to avoid going pop.

You do realise half the drama is peeps looking for free advertising themselves?

I kinda like the ingenuity, so try my best to play along...

XxX

16 Feb 10, 10:56 PM
MsNemi
UK, 4 yrs

I pop my own and always have a pack on standby.

For I is an domestic goddess. And frankly, with the amount of drama the interwebs provides I'd need to take out a second mortgage to keep up with my Butterkist requirements .

One of God's own prototypes, a high powered mutant of some kind, never considered for mass production. Too weird to live, too rare to die.

Edited 16 Feb 10, 11:01 PM by MsNemi