Double entendre-intiendes

Dear Mouse, The lawyer of the brandy manufacturer should understand the meaning of double entendre. 1 : ambiguity of meaning arising from language that lends itself to more than one interpretation 2 : a word or expression capable of two interpretations with one usually risqué Ano kaya ang feeling niya kung itali siya sa puno pagkatapos maglalagay ng sign para mabasa ng mga langgam, nakatikim na ba kayo ng abugadong nagmamaangmaangan na ang hangad talaga ng mga admakers ay makuha ang atensiyon ng mga makakapagbasa ng advertisement na iyon. Baka sa brainstorming ng mga male AE (account execs. )ay may tawanan pa sila at kindatan na ang iba ay nakatikim na ng kinse anyos. Uhummmm. Ano ba itong abugadong ito, bagong labas sa seminaryo at hindi alam ang mga salitang ginagamit para hindi masyadong bulgar. Papunta pa lang kayo, naglalakwatsa na ako. Sabi nga ni Jinggoy sa kanilang pagkukumpanya, pangit naman daw siya kumpara sa tatay niya, puwede rin naman siyang "tikman". Excerpt of the news is show below: Maker of 15-year-old brandy strikes back By Mike Frialde The Philippine Star 03/17/2004 Destileria Limtuaco, makers of the controversial Napoleon Quince brandy yesterday said they are now working for the disbarment of the lawyers who had filed a case against it before the Department of Justice over the "Nakatikim ka na ba ng kinse años?" ads. "We were all fooled. Lawyers don’t do that. They aren’t supposed to foment the filing of fabricated cases," said Bonifacio Alentajan, lawyer for Destileria Limtuaco. At a press conference in Quezon City yesterday, Alentajan said there is nothing in the brandy’s adevertising materials, especially in the billboards and posters, which show that Destileria Limtuaco is promoting child abuse and child prostitution. "It (advertisement) does not suggest child prostitution or child trafficking. Those who see it that way either has a distorted sense of sight or has psychosis. They might have mistaken the (brandy) bottle with that of the body of a 15-year old girl. It is clear that the tagline refers to a brandy. There is no reference to a young girl here," Alentajan said. The CA t