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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm studying Business Management.
Recently Lynx have released a deodorant called Lynx 2012: The Final Edition. I'm presuming that this the link to the supposed end of the world in 2012. Just say a man goes out and buys 10,000 cans because it's the last 'edition' and then 2012 doesn't end up happening. If Lynx then release another edition of Lynx after the release of the '2012 final edition', can that man sue Lynx?
Once again, sorry if this is a stupid question.
 
This is pretty clearly sales puffery.

Puffery is a term used to describe wildly exaggerated, fanciful or vague claims for a product or service that nobody could possibly treat seriously, and that nobody could reasonably be misled by. OTHER examples of puffery include 'best food in town' or 'freshest taste ever'.

Puffery in advertising is a practice that is generally not prohibited by the Australian Consumer Law.
 

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This is pretty clearly sales puffery.

Puffery is a term used to describe wildly exaggerated, fanciful or vague claims for a product or service that nobody could possibly treat seriously, and that nobody could reasonably be misled by. OTHER examples of puffery include 'best food in town' or 'freshest taste ever'.

Puffery in advertising is a practice that is generally not prohibited by the Australian Consumer Law.
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Why would you buy 10,000 cans of deodorant if you thought the world was going to end?

In fact why would you buy 10,000 cans of deodorant anyway?
Especially when all he needs is a knife.....wait I ****ed that up.

Nevermind.
 
I felt the same way about 'The Never Ending Story 2'
 
I bought a can of Lynx Phoenix and I didn't burst into flames then resurrect myself.

Lynx, loosen those purse strings, I'm comin' at you.
 

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i'd imagine there would be a disclaimer stating that lynx cannot guarantee an apocalypse, doomsday or any other eschatological event
 
I don't know what you guys are on about, this stuff delivers. I got myself a can of excite and an angel fell from heaven. Unfortunately she hurt herself when she hit the ground and now she's suing lynx
 
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm a kid and curious about law and advertisement.
Recently Lynx have released a deodorant called Lynx 2012: The Final Edition. I'm presuming that this the link to the supposed end of the world in 2012. Just say a man goes out and buys 10,000 cans because it's the last 'edition' and then 2012 doesn't end up happening. If Lynx then release another edition of Lynx after the release of the '2012 final edition', can that man sue Lynx?
Once again, sorry if this is a stupid question.

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