Angry birds on Aibu

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In advance of the release of The Angry Birds Movie we thought it would be fun to let Angry Birds loose over the topic for the next four days. We very much hope you enjoy them but if you don't, not to worry; they'll be fluttering off in a few days.

Share your best Angry Bird moment for a chance to win £300 here

Read the feedback from the preview film screening here

(Usual Talk Guidelines still apply )

What is it about Sea World? Please don't start advertising for Thomas Cook again, it was only this year that the judge said how awful and uncooperative they were about the whole process which undoubtedly added to the suffering of the parents.

inlovewithhubby clearly you haven't saw the ads I referred to before then, where they literally open up right across the screen and you have to search for the 'x' to close it in order to continue reading the thread Of course this is subtle in comparison

I have always been so pleased/ surprised at how UNadverty MN is. I've always found their adverts to be very unobtrusive.
I've had several years of help/ advice/ entertainment here for free!
No complaints here.
I like Angry Birds anyway.

I agree the ads have always seemed unobtrusive to me on here. Until now. I'm a regular but not prolific user, but I've never seen anything like this 'sponsored by' type of brand endorsement on mumsnet before. Perhaps I've just been lucky.

Yes, this "sponsored by" aspect is new, in love that is true, but its still fairly unobtrusive. Just an extra bit of text/ image.
I'm dreading the day we have to watch a short video before being allowed to click on the next thread!

I'm using the talk app. s the only angry bird I can see.

Oh I remember the Thomas Cook sponsored thread that went south very quickly. It was posted within days of my that judgement. Lots of people not happy.

Seaworld? Watch blackfish

Ah, couldn't you just briefly tell us, monkey, please?

At least it's not an evil company that makes shit chocolate.

I'm not convinced that all the birds used in the game/film would have been humanely looked after.
Not sure about the pigs either, but fuck 'em, the egg stealing bastards!

About SeaWorld, I mean.

Wondered why I was seeing !

I definitely prefer ads to paying < tight >

I like the angry bird and all the newer emoticons, especially of course the .
Oh, you can never have too much
and I'm of course

I'm on the App with my iPad Air 2, but I just checked with Safari and the ad looks ok for me, not like Fru's screenshot:

When angry birds was first released (the game) I used to spend hours playing it. There's always an angle slingshot game popular with every generation. There used to be a tank game in the 90's using the same idea.

Anyway, the trailer looks funny. I think ds will want to watch it for sure. Alice through the looking glass is being released around the same time and I'm more excited about that.

Personally think that formula milk should be allowed to advertise. There are plenty of babies that wouldn't be here otherwise!

just trying it out

Felt a swell of pride at that boycott list - glad to support Mumsnet's moral stance...but another one here wondering how Cadbury (Kraft) slipped through. Immoral company who reneged on their promise and decimated the good name of Cadbury. The advertising deal must be worth ££££££££££££££££.

myMurphy I see your point and I myself exclusively bottlefed from the start - definitely the best thing for my family - but I am still outraged that they actually 'invented' follow-on milk (even the name is stupid) to get around the ban on advertising infant formula. I'm clued up enough to not buy into this bollocks but I know many folk who think follow-on milk is an absolute necessity.

I actually can't wait to see the new Angry Birds film , DS can't too. But I think I'm more excited than he is--- oh the shame

Leccybill, I agree xxx

Mes, not keen on the birds.

Can someone give me more info re the baby show arms thing please?

SeaWorld - keep orcas in captivity for the entertainment of tourists, despite overwhelming evidence of poor welfare and orca deaths as a result.

Definitely watch Blackfish, it is eye opening.