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18-12-2009, 08:51 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide SA
Posts: 1,255
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Hey guys I came across a rather smart idea, I'm guessing it might be Ford Aus marketing department finally using the head for better purposes. Was down at the hospital to see my brothers new little boy, my sister in-law was given a small pack which is given to all mothers who have just given birth. In the kit was a brochure for the new Territory, a rather well thought out one at that which included lots of great info and pics. Also had a pic on the back cover which was purposely made to look rough, on the left was the outline of the womb and on the right an outline of the Terri. Under the womb states something like "Embryo encapsulated at 10 weeks", under the Terri outline states "Your baby encapsulated at 41 weeks" which I though was clever. Anyway, what a great little idea and move if done by Ford Aus. Keep up the good work!
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Who's idea, Ford or hospital?
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