The left-hand side of this anagram is the summary of a consumer complaint as copied and pasted from the UK Advertising Standards Authority's Web site. The decision and more on the case can be found at http://www.asa.org.uk/asa/adjudications/non_broadcast/Adjudication+Details.htm?Adjudication_id=40872.
Though more frightening by far, the stuff of the right-hand side is not made up either. It concerns a special Anheuser-Busch product, described at, for example, http://ratebeer.com/beer/bud-light-chelada/75444/ and shared at, for example, this twisted event.
Advertising Standards Authority
Complaint
Objection to a national press ad for beer that was headed "Afraid
of the dark, Lagerboy?" and stated "HOBGOBLIN Deliciously dark". The
ad featured a picture of a hobgoblin holding a pint of beer.
1. The complainant, a lager drinker, objected that the ad was
aggressive and offensive.
2. The ASA challenged whether the ad was irresponsible, because it
portrayed drinking Hobgoblin as a challenge.
A challenge? Pah!
Anna's test: Sip a big can of this chelada...
Not joking, A-B said:
"Enjoy the best of both worlds: a refreshing Bud Light and [...]
Clamato. Drink a Red One, ready to go or use your favorite
ingredients to make it yours wherever, whenever."
A Ratebeer chap, holding his afflicted nose, declared it, in fact, to
be perhaps drinkable. The rest all paid, had a sip, had a gag too,
began barfing, said "Bad! Bad!", and called it "a total insult to the
word 'beer'".
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