Orangina

I was looking through the list of the UK's most complained about ads, when I came across a doozie. In an Orangina ad that upset those sensitive to sexism, creatures with female features dance provocatively in the forest.

A flamingo gets down on the stripper poll, and a deer gets dowsed in Orangina. Zebras ride massive bottles that shoot juice all over a bikini-clad bunny, and an octopus's breasts turn into juicy oranges. (All the animals are wearing bikinis, by the way.) The female animals are definitely oversexualized, but do you find it offensive?

A fun way to present cocktails at a party is to serve them in a bottle. To make these Orangina sunrises, some of the Orangina is poured out of the bottle to create room for the rum, amaretto, and grenadine. Put the cocktails together before the party starts and fill a large cooler with the bottles. Fill another cooler with plain organina and label it so guests know which ones have alcohol and which ones do not.

This drink would also be perfect to bring to a picnic or other outdoor function where public drinking is "not allowed." To see how it's made, read more

This Orangina commercial is really making waves on the Internet and not because of its juicy product appeal. It's got everything from bipedal, dancing deer to flamingo draped stripper poles to peacock showgirls and octopus lap dances — seriously. Can we not corrupt the wild with our own effed up representations of gender? I'd much rather see a commercial of folks talking out of their asses. It would be less offensive.