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Originally Posted by Spanner
*emails channel4 to get some money and be famous*
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Spanner
*emails channel4 to get some money and be famous*
What a load of crap. Am sure kids wont be thinking i want burgers cause Habbo have them.
That article is a complete load of rubbish!
Oh noes I'm going to be obese because my Habbo ate a chip :rolleyes:.
good job they didn't try some of the 'coming' in the welcome lounge!
Don't worry Rob!Quote:
Originally Posted by Robald
It's fat free!
Oh look.
More stereotypes of teenagers...
A few things/questions:
When was this?Quote:
in July Habbo ran a campaign for Fanta in the UK.
Wow, he really needs to do his researchQuote:
there's a bloke in a Santa hat
Overreaction of the decade.Quote:
Could this be a subtle subliminal marketing campaign?
HelKat?Quote:
A spokesperson for Habbo UK
I laughed at that.Quote:
there can't be many kids who would choose to spend them eating digital salad.
So, he thinks that Sulake should go out of buisness because of one room in a hotel with over 30 public rooms? Sheesh, how many people actually go to the Habburgers place anyway?Quote:
As virtual worlds for children grow in popularity, is it one that should remain open?
I couldn't be bothered to read all of that. All I have to say is people with healthy snacks dont get there advertisments in on time, so unhealthy products get to gain publicity instead of the good ones, so its the companys fault of not taking advantage out of our mushy tennage brains. Thank you and good night channel 4
i dont really think if someone in a virtual world is asking or promoting a if you want a burger of not its going to affect you in real life?
seems abit silly to me.