Posted by: CrackersMcCheese
This genuine or a setup?
Posted by: SonicSnoop
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 23/02/2005 20:06
Oh I love how she tried to take the dummy through the revolving door instead of the normal door in the center.
Posted by: g_attrill
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 23/02/2005 20:21
Definately fake - the text is fake (wrong typeface and doesn't have a date for instance), it has fake "video effect" and the audio is too clear.
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Posted by: tfabris
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 23/02/2005 20:51
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and the audio is too clear.
Or the fact that there's audio at all. I have never seen security cameras with audio (although I suppose some may exist, I expect they'd be exceedingly rare).
Yeah this is definitely Shell's clumsy attempt at viral marketing. I guess it's working to a certain extent (it ended up here), but I didn't think it was funny enough to forward to anyone.
Posted by: wfaulk
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 23/02/2005 20:53
What I don't get is that they obviously knew they were filming it for this exact purpose. Why not just get a security camera and film it with that? It'd be so much more realistic.
Posted by: CrackersMcCheese
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 23/02/2005 21:32
No Tony, its not funny in the slightest. Thats what makes it so stupid.
Posted by: burdell1
Re: This genuine or a setup? - 24/02/2005 23:25
Totally fake....no London woman would do that...only a woman from the South with aseveral of her teeth missing with an ex- boyfriend named Bubba would be that desperate....