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Vaibhav Bedi, 26, is seeking £26,000 from [Lynx] parent company Unilever for the “depression and psychological damage” caused by the lack of any Lynx effect.
Court officials in New Delhi have agreed to order forensic laboratory tests on dozens of his half-used Lynx body washes, shampoos, anti-perspirants and hair gels.
Lynx – marketed as Axe in India – is famous for its saucy ads showing barely clothed women throwing themselves at men.
But Bedi says in his court petition: “The company cheated me because in its advertisements, it says women will be attracted to you if you use Axe. I used it for seven years but no girl came to me.”
This clown couldn’t possibly have a case, could he?
India’s leading compensation litigator Ram Jethmalani warned: “There is no data to substantiate the supposition that unattractive and unintelligent men don’t attract women.
“In fact some of the best looking women have been known to marry and date absolutely ghoulish guys. I’d suggest that the company settles this issue out of court.”
Time for a class action lawsuit, right, shlumpy guy in the corner smelling like Ol’ Spice?
Q. “This clown couldn’t possibly have a case, could he?”
A. In the United States, most certainly.
I read somewhere a long time ago that there are 39,000 lawyers graduating every year in the US. Gotta do something…
Oh yeah, it did say India…oops.
Just a test, see if you can spot the rich guy:
http://tinyurl.com/yj9ph2r
Now let’s see: In the comments on the baseball bat killing a kid article, someone had something to say about frivolous lawsuits in the US. I don’t see that comment here. I guess there was no opportunity to bash America.
Or it could be that JCD has a good sense of humor
http://thebuzzedlife.blogspot.com/