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By Laura, Friday 4th February 2011 12.25pm (873 views)
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Demonstrating their bravery, McFly have signed up to play Cadbury Creme Egg’s - Goo Dares Wins, a massive game of dare. Taking on the mischievous Creme Egg, the boys have been challenged with a series of dares to get through this Creme Egg Season.
From bathing in a bath of Creme Egg Goo to having their legs waxed, the boys will be joining the nation in taking on the Creme Egg, in order to earn points for the Spots team and Stripes team.
Goo Dares Wins is Creme Egg’s anarchic twist on Spots v Stripes, with the aim of egging the nation on to play and submit their own dares to win points for their chosen team.
McFly’s dares are hosted at the Dare Headquarters ([link]), where you can also vote on which of the boys you would like to get Goo-d!!
The Dare Headquarters also provides the opportunity for uploads to be voted video of the week while players can compete to be named the highest individual points scorer and with even the accolade of overall best dare up for grabs.
Goo Dares Wins started on January 1st and will finish on April 24th.
For more information visit [link] or [link]
To celebrate its support of London 2012, Cadbury has launched Spots v Stripes, an ambitious and exciting campaign that aims to get people of all ages and walks of life to play games again.
Spots v Stripes is a game that anybody can play, at any time, with anyone. Cadbury will be inviting the nation to divide into two teams – the Spots and the Stripes, and to participate all you need to do is join one of the teams, sign up on the website ([link]) and begin scoring points! Any game will count – from kiss chase to eye spy, crazy golf to shoe golf; as long as you can score a point, you can play! Cadbury will be providing lots of ways to get involved – at events, online, through the Spots v Stripes Games Crew to name but a few, but they hope the nation is inspired to create their own take on the big game, and invent their own ways to play and get involved.
For more information visit [link]
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