Sounds daft but if the ads were true and Red Bull gave you wings...

SheffieldMan1976
SheffieldMan1976 Posts: 617 Connected
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Would you drink it?

Personally I'd consider it, how about you lot?

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  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 4,210 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists

    I've never drank it but if it definitely gave me wings, I'd give it a go!!!

  • rubin16
    rubin16 Scope Member Posts: 1,446 Championing

    I remember I really wanted one when I was young cause I really thought it gave you wings haha

  • JessieJ
    JessieJ Online Community Member Posts: 1,366 Championing

    I wish it did! I used to drink it, it didn't give me wings or make my wheelchair go faster. I still have the odd sugar free, that hasn't worked either, sadly. If I could choose a super power, it would be to fly. 🦇

  • michael57
    michael57 Online Community Member Posts: 2,460 Championing

    Save a fortune on pip mobility I can't walk 50 mtrs but I can fly

  • SheffieldMan1976
    SheffieldMan1976 Posts: 617 Connected

    I read somewhere a couple of years ago about a guy in the US who took the ad literally and tried to fly off Niagra Falls after drinking Red Bull, obviously he failed, yet like a nutter he actually sued the Red Bull company.

  • 66Mustang
    66Mustang Online Community Member Posts: 15,405 Championing

    Personally I'd be happy with the Rennie's advert where there are cute little white creatures in your stomach that capture the red indigestion blobs before they cause you indigestion 😆

  • kreacher
    kreacher Online Community Member Posts: 350 Empowering
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1111679#Comment_1111679

    i think this is what you are refering to

    In 2013, Red Bull was sued in a US class-action lawsuit (Careathers v. Red Bull) alleging false advertising. Plaintiffs argued the "Red Bull gives you wings" slogan and marketing were misleading because the drink did not provide a superior energy boost compared to coffee. Red Bull settled in 2014 for$13 million to avoid litigation costs.

     

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