Double entendre, anyone?

[Dave W]

Taste the bush!

Great ad. And yes, I'd like to. 

[uwe]

Red bush too - yummy! Lady Marmalade.

That said, bushes have largely - and lamentably so - become extinct in recent times. But I'm happy to hear that Australia seems to protect downunder foliage.

That concept of double entendres will always remain alien to me. Not a German thing at all.

[Granny Gremlin]

So you just have a natural propensity or are you just hell bent on practicing to catch up to the Anglos?

[gearHed289]

Spectacular use of product placement there!

[Pilgrim]

It's not so much the phrase as it is the sly glance moving downwards before picking up the glass. Might as well say "nudge, nudge, wink, wink."

[uwe]

I found it all very pleasant. So did my colleagues here. It was good fun and less sexist than most fashion or luxury goods advertising.

"Product placement" really sums it up though. 

[Highlander]

I found it all very tasteful...

[uwe]

I can only second this.

[TBird1958]

As long as it's a bush that's be cared for 




No fish bush!

[Dave W]

As long as it's a bush that's be cared for 




No fish bush!

That reminds me, I need to go put away my hedge trimmer for the winter. 

[Highlander]

K-ate Bush...



Wot... another Adams' quote... I'm being spoilt... 

[wellREDman]

speaking of wine, a guitar tech I recently loaded in had this flightcase amongst his essential kit

       

[uwe]

Now that's sheer unadulterated STYLE!!!

[Highlander]

Style would be a wine waiter roadie...

[wellREDman]

the bass player of a certain stadium NWOBM bad demands a small round table stage left with a checked tablecloth for his drinks to sit on. His bass tech gets really wound up by being refered to as a Bistro-tech!