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So in the USA, drinkers of Red Bull could be entitled to compensation over the fact that despite assurances given by the adverts, Red Bull doesn't actually give you wings.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/29550003

So what other adverts have been telling us lies?

Carlsberg's "Probably the best beer in the world" springs to mind, although I don't know how you'd go about disproving it.

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I doubt they drink Um Bungo in the Congo.

Au contraire. Denis Sassou Nguesso himself was well known to scoop a couple of cartons of the stuff in parliament.

"The car in front is a Toyota" isn't always true though. I was stuck behind a Ford Focus on the road into work yesterday.

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Au contraire. Denis Sassou Nguesso himself was well known to scoop a couple of cartons of the stuff in parliament.

"The car in front is a Toyota" isn't always true though. I was stuck behind a Ford Focus on the road into work yesterday.

Ford used "Everything we do is driven by you" despite the fact I've never driven a Ford.

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Irn Bru is not made from girders. It's made from carbonated water, sugar and various flavourings.

"Kids will do anything for Dairylea"- couldn't stand the stuff when I was a child and got it in my packed lunch. My mate got mini-rolls in his packed lunch and I would much rather have had them than some shitey processed cheese.

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Take two bottles into the shower? I never go anywhere with less than two bottles.

That had to be one of the dumbest slogans in advertising history.

'Take 2 bottles into the shower?'. Naw, just my shower gel so a wanky shampoo can GTF.

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