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Boo Bee Juice Drink
image Could the makers of Boo Bee Juice Drink really not realize the double meaning of the product's name? Or do they realize perfectly well and are going for the titillation/subliminal advertising thing? I'm sure even kids would pick up on what the name means, especially when they hear the adults giggling behind their backs. I suspect it all could be another Haribo-Fruit-Chews-type marketing ploy. (via Boing Boing)
Categories: Food, Sex/Romance
Posted by Alex on Thu Nov 11, 2004
Comments (5)
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It seems real enough. I picked through the site & didn't see any glaringly obvious signs of a hoax company. I know I've seen similar drinks like that in the US. They're not call Boo Bee, but they have the straw already on it. So the design is not new & I wasn't sure if the description of it was trying to imply that it was or not...
Posted by Maegan  in  Tampa, FL - USA  on  Thu Nov 11, 2004  at  01:49 PM
that's hilarious!
Posted by John  on  Thu Nov 11, 2004  at  08:49 PM
I think that name and bottle design should be reserved for a milk drink, not a juice drink.
Posted by Big Gary C  in  Dallas, Texas  on  Fri Nov 12, 2004  at  06:54 PM
hahahahahahhhhhah...

they should of named ut something that was a little less stupid, tts a bad name, but not as worse than the AYDS diet thing...
Posted by Eva  in  New York  on  Fri Mar 24, 2006  at  08:02 PM
I bought Boo Bee today. Doesn't taste that great, but it did get a few odd looks when I told my girlfriend I was sucking on a tropical Boo Bee.
Posted by J  in  England  on  Mon Jun 23, 2008  at  10:59 AM
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