Carlton Draught advertisement
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hehe... saw this ad on tv last night.... it's hilarious!
Download it (don't worry, it's safe!) for a laugh...
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Wonder how many tries it took them to get that one right.
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my God its good!
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damn farking good ad!!
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Having trouble viewing it... it keeps saying, 'Vividas Player still loading'.
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it's a big ad
very big ad
it's a freakin' big ad!
it's a big ad
expensive ad
it better sell some bloody beer!
one of the greatest ads i've seen
too bad i don't really like Carlton Draught... i prefer their cold-filtered stuff
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pardon my ignorance... what's the difference between a draught and "cold-filtered stuff"?Originally posted by the Bear:one of the greatest ads i've seen
too bad i don't really like Carlton Draught... i prefer their cold-filtered stuff
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yah ray martin showed it last week, cheo gao peng
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draught beer = beer drawn out from a keg
cold-filtered = beer is chilled to a low temperature and the stuff inside like impurities tend to stick together and is easily filtered out resulting in a fresher brew.. but if not done right, the taste of the beer is lost too... -
i hv yet to see it other than on current affair, maybe they hv spent so much on creating the 'freak'g big ad' they hv no more budget to buy air time
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oh? you're in Australia too? Which part?Originally posted by TehJarVu:i hv yet to see it other than on current affair, maybe they hv spent so much on creating the 'freak'g big ad' they hv no more budget to buy air time 
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sleepy adelaideOriginally posted by SydneyLibrarian:oh? you're in Australia too? Which part? -
i see... tk u, ol' wise one in the ways of beer...Originally posted by the Bear:draught beer = beer drawn out from a keg
cold-filtered = beer is chilled to a low temperature and the stuff inside like impurities tend to stick together and is easily filtered out resulting in a fresher brew.. but if not done right, the taste of the beer is lost too... -
pleasure.. but it's just part of a lot of useless information in my head
wish i was actually wise
especially in the ways of beer
Originally posted by neuros:i see... tk u, ol' wise one in the ways of beer... -
Orh!Originally posted by TehJarVu:sleepy adelaide
My dad studied there donkey years ago -
I prefer Corona's with a slice of lemon.
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tehjarvu...
i also intending to go adelaide..but airfares damn ex... -
to be fair, it's not a bad placeOriginally posted by SydneyLibrarian:Orh!
My dad studied there donkey years ago
but i prefer sydney, could hv gone there too but they couldn't cfm if they wd give me funding or not b4 my enrolment; it wd hv been too expensive if it was not granted after my enrolment, so i came here instead. -
come adelaide for wat? nothing to see oneOriginally posted by bismarck:tehjarvu...
i also intending to go adelaide..but airfares damn ex...
unless you like to go winery after winery
yah, limited flights too, why? nobody comes here mah
go to goldcoast, or sydney better -
off topic
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Err.. may I ask what you're studying there? wah... got funding one? Must be Masters... or PhD, issit?Originally posted by TehJarVu:to be fair, it's not a bad place
but i prefer sydney, could hv gone there too but they couldn't cfm if they wd give me funding or not b4 my enrolment; it wd hv been too expensive if it was not granted after my enrolment, so i came here instead. -
here's a few stories floating around about THAT slice of LIME (not lemon.. actually, the mexicans use their local lime called a limon dulce) in a corona
none of them very good
the slice of lime is to prevent the flies from getting to the beer
notice most beers are served in coloured bottles? light spoils beer... and coronas are usually spoilt when served but with the lime, it masks the taste of the spoilt beer taste and smell... it is said that most beer bottled in clear bottles are loaded with preservatives
the bottle tops have no liners and there is rust on the bottle top and the lime is used to clean it up
uhh.. makes not wanna drink the stuff huh?
i think i'll stick to Guinness Draught -
dun wan to tell youOriginally posted by SydneyLibrarian:Err.. may I ask what you're studying there? wah... got funding one? Must be Masters... or PhD, issit? -
OMG!Originally posted by the Bear:here's a few stories floating around about THAT slice of LIME (not lemon.. actually, the mexicans use their local lime called a limon dulce) in a corona
none of them very good
the slice of lime is to prevent the flies from getting to the beer
notice most beers are served in coloured bottles? light spoils beer... and coronas are usually spoilt when served but with the lime, it masks the taste of the spoilt beer taste and smell... it is said that most beer bottled in clear bottles are loaded with preservatives
the bottle tops have no liners and there is rust on the bottle top and the lime is used to clean it up
uhh.. makes not wanna drink the stuff huh?
i think i'll stick to Guinness Draught
Always thought that slice of lime made it unique. Will look at it differently now. Also, if I'm not wrong, Hahn's also comes in a clear bottle. There may be more brands. Gotta check the bottle shops. -
gosh issit stories or facts??!!Originally posted by the Bear:uhh.. makes not wanna drink the stuff huh?
i think i'll stick to Guinness Draught
i'll stay in the dark side then.......