For example sweets and choclate bars changing their names. Over here years ago 'Snicker' bars used to be called 'Marathon'. They change the name to make the product more dynamic and appealing but underneath the wrapping its the same old stuff.
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| liam Member 116 Posts 10/02 | I became an instant fan of John Leslie after seeing Voyeur 18. I'll admit, it's the only Leslie picture I've ever seen. So my being a fan is non-traditional. But I was dissappointed to read that Crack her Jack is no real different in feel than his other two main series Fresh Meat and the Voyeur. My dissappointment stems more so because it makes me think he did it for some other reason, like marketing, than that he had some new artistic or hot idea about how to film/produce a gonzo. My question: Why make a new series (albeit with a rather neat name) if it has no significant differences from the others? Like could Leslie have filmed Crack her Jack and called it like Fresh meat 18 or the Voyeur 27 or what not? I guess he did a new series just to get some hype cause of a new name or whatever. Anybody got any thoughts? [Link] |
| snowden porn Member London 648 Posts 11/01 | For example sweets and choclate bars changing their names. Over here years ago 'Snicker' bars used to be called 'Marathon'. They change the name to make the product more dynamic and appealing but underneath the wrapping its the same old stuff. |
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