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Posted by Saltation_DUPE1, around April 2006:
 
feel good moment to start the week with:
www.stillshakingit.com
Posted by Saltation_DUPE1, around 4th April 2006:
 
here's another blinder:

Don't Shoot the Puppy
Posted by Alfie_DUPE1, around 4th April 2006:
 
There's nothing like some cynical viral marketing to start the week.
Posted by Grim..., around 4th April 2006:
 
I got to level 4 and an advert came up, and I had to click it to close it. The stupid puppy got shot =[
Posted by frankie_DUPE1, around 4th April 2006:
 
wicked, i'm on level 8...

but that renault one is gash.
Posted by Grim..., around 4th April 2006:
 
It might not be anything to do with Renault...
Posted by frankie_DUPE1, around 4th April 2006:
 
Publicis Dialog puns on ass shaking for new Renault viral
by Jennifer Whitehead Brand Republic 24 Mar 2006
Publicis Dialog puns on ass shaking for new Renault viral

Viral: still shaking it

LONDON - A new viral campaign, based on the long-running popularity of Renault Megane's 'shaking that ass' advertising, has been created by Publicis Dialog.

The campaign backs the new, 2006 model Renault Megane, which is being promoted with an above-the-line campaign based on the theme "still shaking it".

The viral is simple and based on a pun on the word "ass". When a visitor lands on the Still Shaking It page, a donkey challenges them to grab him.

The donkey continues to insult the visitor until they succeed in picking him up, at which point the 'I See You Baby' music begins, and the donkey is shown being shaken up and down. Users can then play it again or send it to a friend. The viral will run in conjunction with a selection of banner ads on various sites.

Groove Armada's 'I See You Baby' first appeared in ads for Renault Megane in 2003, drawing dozens of complaints from viewers who said that the ad encouraged children to copy the bottom-wobbling of the ad. The campaign, created by Publicis, has continued although a 2004 ad was banned after more than 200 complaints that it made fun of people with Parkinson's disease.
Posted by Grim..., around 4th April 2006:
 
... or it might be.
Posted by Alfie_DUPE1, around 4th April 2006:
 
Grim I hope you are joking about that advert popping up, :D
Posted by Grim..., around 5th April 2006:
 
No - it got me =[
I guess I should have just waited for the puppy to be safe, but, TBH, it wasn't the most exciting of games, especailly it you have a trackball =]
Posted by Alfie_DUPE1, around 5th April 2006:
 
there are even worse tricks later on. i had another page with something interesting on my second monitor so i had something to do whilst i waited for the puppy.
Posted by Grim..., around 5th April 2006:
 
Whoo - I won. 9 minutes somethingsomething seconds.

Yay.
Posted by Alfie_DUPE1, around 5th April 2006:
 
So you aren't a total loser then.
Posted by WarHead, around 5th April 2006:
 
Discuss.
Posted by Saltation_DUPE1, around 5th April 2006:
 
Shotputt.
Posted by Alfie_DUPE1, around 5th April 2006:
 
Shotgun.
Posted by Saltation_DUPE1, around 5th April 2006:
 
Gundamm
Posted by Grim..., around 5th April 2006:
 
God Damn.
Posted by Saltation_DUPE1, around 9th April 2006:
 
gotttterdammmerrrrrrrrrrrung(g)