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Subject: generation Y is...

Date: Mon 06/12/04 16:39:22 GMT

Name: ncgreg231

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"Generation Y" is the generation that follows "Generation X" I belong to Generation X, so Generation Y would be young people who are now @ 18-28 y/o. HTH.

-Greg

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Re: wetlook in brochure

By gravisten - gravisten@hotmail.com Mon 06/12/04 16:13:13 GMT

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Whats a "Generation Y"????

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wetlook in brochure

By grif - grifb@hotmail.com Mon 06/12/04 15:52:07 GMT

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the brochure for Virgin Mobile in the U.S. has a rather large full color photo of a young hottie sitting in a half-full bath tub wearing a orange-red t-shirt type top and a pair of short blue jean shorts. She is sitting in the water, her jeans are wet and her top is visibily soaked. Of course, she has a sexy look on her face. Not the best wetlook, but not bad, especially for a brochure that can be picked up at any number of places (including Sprint PCS stores). Good to see more 'mainstream' wetlook photos being considered acceptable. Virgin Mobile targets young, Generation Y types, so this is telling them that wetlook is cool and acceptable and sexy. Works for me.

Also, as an aside, I was showing the brochure to my girlfriend and she said 'why is that girl sitting in the tub with her clothes on?' and I said, I don't know, but it's sexy. Of course, I'd like to see you in the tub with your clothes on instead....

I'm still working on it, but it was a good icebreaker and it seemed to not phase her, so that was good. Another use for this brochure.

Cheers,

-Grif

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