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November 21, 2005 Barrie Bramley General 1 Comment

Hof and BartI was asked last week to lift my game a little when it came to my recent posts on this blog. I was deserving of the request. But at the risk of dropping my game all over again, I’ve just go to share this with the world…

In July I posted some thoughts on the ‘Hof People’. Who are they? Where do they come from? Well tonight I found out where they send their stuff! If you have any interest in the Hofmeister, you gotta take a look. Click here for ‘hassle free Hof browsing. Thanks Dave.

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  1. Graeme says:
    November 22, 2005 at 7:48 am

    For a more useful take on The Hoff, check out the MarketingWeb piece on how an ad agency (Net#work BBDO) have used the Hoff rage to inspire a great series of radio ads: http://www.marketingweb.co.za/advertising/593444.htm

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