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BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff

As a (previously) member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, I'd have loved this. There's nothing like getting your product talked about. Getting the name out there means people know you and will remember you. Some will try the product some won't but everyone will know your name.
 
As a (previously) member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, I'd have loved this. There's nothing like getting your product talked about. Getting the name out there means people know you and will remember you. Some will try the product some won't but everyone will know your name.
It’s not cool to use edge lord misogyny to do it though, is it?
 
As a (previously) member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, I'd have loved this. There's nothing like getting your product talked about. Getting the name out there means people know you and will remember you. Some will try the product some won't but everyone will know your name.

So Danny's right then?

You do have a point here, but in order to make it you’d be accepting that they knew what they were doing in the way they chose and marketed the name “growler”.
 
Either the people getting offended by Brewdog's marketing are irrelevant or they're not irrelevant because getting them talking is a genius marketing programme.

Both can't be true.

One or the other.

Pick one.

Ah, I see what you're trying to do. :D

"Irrelevant" is not a term I've used, but do you think it's only people on U75 who are irritated by BD's marketing?

Do you think it's possible for some opinions to be considered irrelevant by some but not by others?
 
As a comeback to being told that a term is offensive. To be strictly accurate, equationgirl didn’t say she was offended. She said Brewdog knew the term was misogynist and were playing on that.

Not least because we have a term here for the item: a flagon.

Well, if she didn’t say she was offended then I agree that “you’re choosing to be offended” isn’t the most apposite retort.
 
As a comeback to being told that a term is offensive. To be strictly accurate, equationgirl didn’t say she was offended. She said Brewdog knew the term was misogynist and were playing on that.

Not least because we have a term here for the item: a flagon.
That's the word that i couldn't remember yesterday!
I well remember when Sheps introduced the plastic 4 pint carry-out flagon...happy days...extending the drinking hours especially on the dreaded early Sunday close.
 
There’s a pub not very far from where I live called the Tap & Growler.

What would be the good people of Urban’s advice for dealing with such an establishment, which I am assured trades in broad daylight, as well as during night time hours?

(I should add that they have no affiliation with Brewdog, in case that is considered a mitigating factor)
 
There’s a pub not very far from where I live called the Tap & Growler.

What would be the good people of Urban’s advice for dealing with such an establishment, which I am assured trades in broad daylight, as well as during night time hours?

(I should add that they have no affiliation with Brewdog, in case that is considered a mitigating factor)
You’ve not been in. I’d keep that up. It’ll be awful.
 
As a (previously) member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, I'd have loved this. There's nothing like getting your product talked about. Getting the name out there means people know you and will remember you. Some will try the product some won't but everyone will know your name.
What the growler thing?

It's juvenile, nudge nudge sexist crap.

edited but fucked up the quote, meh.
 
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I actually really want a beer now. I've been trying to get into ale more. Bristol Beer Factory do a few I like. I think they deliver as well...

e2a I've just made an order for delivery. There bar is alright actually but too far for me to bother walking tonight.
 
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