Bud Attempts To Butch Up Its Image With Harley-Davidson Collab, Succeeds In Infuriating Harley Riders
Surely the only way Bud can restore its image is via a 'chug until you spew' competition to win a key ring or sun visor?
Surely the only way Bud can restore its image is via a 'chug until you spew' competition to win a key ring or sun visor?
Thrive announced as PR for Harley-Davidson. Hoping to finally kick the nickname "Hardly Rideables".
B&T lists a number of outlawed bikie gangs amongst our readership, hence today's informative Harley news.
It's everybody's greatest fear (Brussel sprouts & Delta Goodrem's music aside), throwing a party and no one showing up!
Spotify offers Obama a job post-Whitehouse. For some reason we saw him as the next boss on The Apprentice.
Survey of Aussie shoppers say Clinton will be next President. Nothing on their views of Australian shopping, however.
We've long said weather reporting's been all down hill since Alan Wilkie called it a day. Really, we've never said that.
Reminiscent of our own Australia Day, Budweiser is allowing drinkers to get really pissed and parochial in new promo.
Watching these in the office? Then prepare to feign your response with (A) Tch. (B) How dare they? Or (C) Outrageous!
Olympian set to auction off shoulder to highest bidder. But, if we're not mistaken, aren't ads banned at the Games?
The Electric Boogaloo aside, could Macca's promise of all-you-can eat fries be humankind's crowning achievement?
This one's about a monumental stuff-up that would take too long to explain so we suggest you just read the article. OK?
Look, we get stuff wrong all the time at B&T so, yes, even we admit this is a case of 'people in glass houses'.
Reports The Onion is worth half-a-billion dollars is enough to bring tears to anybody's eyes.
Hilarious US Super Bowl ads come lacking with one essential ingredient - the hilarity part.