Woman's Own / 14th July 1967
Hm. If you really do have this problem, it wouldn’t be Super Wate-On that I’d recommend: it would be getting a nicer set of friends.
Tags: blatant sexism, diets, dodgy advice, retail, teenagers
Tanya Jones on 10 March 2010 @ 10pm
I have to admit, this is the first time I’ve seen weight gain products marketed in such a, ahem, *direct* manner. Nowadays, it’s more commonly associated with health than looks.
Babs on 11 March 2010 @ 6pm
But what if I want banana flavoured emulsion or strawberry flavoured tablets?
They just didn’t understand the concept of choice in their guilt-trip ads in them days.
Tanya Jones on 12 March 2010 @ 10am
Perhaps they thought pink vom would look better than yellow vom. Just reading the word ’emulsion’ makes me feel sick.
TheLeen on 12 March 2010 @ 11am
Of course, if you’re too skinny, you could go for those canned peaches or checkered ice cream instead… probably more fun thatn wate-on…
Estelle on 10 March 2010 @ 10pm
What on earth does this mean??