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teenie's picture
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teenie

Lose the CDs, maybe?

I don't think they meant let loose the CDs...

Citizen13's picture
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Citizen13

Maybe they meant to say Loosen the CDs.
Set them free.

"Assume nothing, question everything."

ivan's picture
ivan

I just updated the images with the corrected images. Thanks for proofing. ;)

Ivan Raszl, admin of AotW

olivorio's picture
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olivorio

I think is a bad translation

FlyingDogs's picture
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FlyingDogs

Very nice campaign fellas!

gmartin1983's picture
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gmartin1983

lose can also be spelled "loose". so you're right, lose the cds.

teenie's picture
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teenie

"Loose" means the opposite of tight. "Lose" means to have lost something. Sorry, it's one of my bugaboos, like breath/breathe.

But it probably is just lost in translation.

ypyng chong's picture
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ypyng chong

3rm... IziT mean ke3p anYthinG u waNt iNsid3 cD??? Coz i seen alL th3 visUaLs se3m lik3 shoW dO waT3ver thG v iT froM conNected it v th3 h3aDLin3: Loose the CDs. Rite?

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sonucoues2002

this ad says u dont need to but music cd anymore just get it form the esom music store

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unni's picture
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unni

Dude, use this time to improve your own work.

but_why's picture
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but_why

It took me and my mate 10 minutes to work these ads out (with the help of Google). And the Esom music site is down. These ads are soooo confusing I just don't get how they're good?

but_why's picture
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but_why

Ha! Brilliant. While I was typing somebody fixed the translation. Now fix the ads.