SHOULD RJR BE ABLE TO "BRING BACK JOE CAMEL?" [+] ballot by contragrain ACTIVE Sun Apr 29, 07 - Mon Apr 28, 08 It was a lawsuit that resulted in the July 11, 1997 "decision" of RJ Reynolds to pull all of their "Joe Camel" ads from magazines, billboards, t-shirts, etc. President Clinton was traveling in Europe at the time, and praised RJR's "decision." Al Gore said something like, "it's a good start, but we have a long way to go." The latter comment is reminiscent of an earlier Camel ad, (ie, "I'd walk a mile for a Camel." sidenote--some would walk many miles to see cigarettes banned completely) I really thought it was a sharp advertising tactic. I also thought "Joe" was a "cool character." Seems like the other side of the bench was able to present well the argument that Joe was especially "cool" to the teenage set at the time. Are camels the same without Joe? Should RJR be allowed to "bring back Joe Camel?" Absolutely, JOE, JOE, BRING BACK JOE! Bring back Joe, but with restrictions. No Joe! He's a disgrace to a lovely creature. other, see comment SORRY, THIS POLL IS NOW CLOSED. Ballot #114424 : Voting Finished : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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