Yes mumsnet slagged it off, nearly sued the backside off it, but it kind of resonated with me. Bad I know, but it worked better than the "1966: it won't happen this year" especially when it ran on Edinburgh bus sides.
I couldn't decide which was worse, the poorly bought media, or trying to mock the Scottish?
But then PETA have to go and stick their noses in again.
In theory they are a charity that people should like for trying to do what's best for animals. But on an all too frequent nature it steps about a mile over the line.
Take this latest ad to get banned.
This was put up in the area Baby P was attacked, with a picture of the accused.
Now I'm not one to judge, but PETA are now as bad as him in my eyes. And I guess that puts them pretty much with the scum of the Earth. Why would you do that? It's wrong on every level. Bad call PETA.