SWMBO reckons it was IKEA, I reckon it was Volvo.
Anyone know? Google isn't my friend.
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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
It sounds more likely to be IKEA to me, but, if you have the time, you
can look through old IKEA adverts here:
http://www.visit4info.com/brand/IKEA-Store/3959
Volvo adverts are also on there, but spread over a lot of groups, which
you can find by using the brand option in the top menu.
Colin Bignell
Best that I could find on google was to search "we treat you like a
swede" <<<< with the quotes, which gave :
http://tinyurl.com/2ujeco2
BABA' BABO | The Moscow Times Archive | The Moscow Times
5 Sep 1997... people to visit their beautiful country, with its catchy
lilting slogan, "In Sweden we treat you like a Swede and not like a
Turnip. ...
So, could it have been the Swedish Tourist Board?
Sadly, you have to register and subscribe to the Moscow Times to see
the article.
Cheers,
Mark
>Can anyone remember an advert on TV which used the tag line "we treat you
>like a swede, not a turnip"?
>
>SWMBO reckons it was IKEA, I reckon it was Volvo.
>
>Anyone know? Google isn't my friend.
It was either Ving Resor (Wing Travel), a cheap Swedish air tour
provider, or alternatively Tjaerborg.
The one made reference to the other in their adverts.
Derek G.
>Can anyone remember an advert on TV which used the tag line "we treat you
>like a swede, not a turnip"?
>
>SWMBO reckons it was IKEA, I reckon it was Volvo.
>
>Anyone know? Google isn't my friend.
Scandinavian package holiday company called Tjaerborg (now closed - so
it wasn't that good an advert!).
Not sure that is an improvement really.
Well, with a punchline like that, it was never going to be a good advert.
Certainly not as good as Volvo's "It just came out of nowhere".