First reaction: Kids in the Soviet Union had surprising colorful underwear.
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You mean Burt and Ernie?
I always knew what it really meant whenever they beat the D.
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That dog doesnāt look all too happy about potentially getting āthe Dāā¦
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Is swimwear!
Very nice.
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I am a clueless European and have absolutely no idea why people think this is funny.
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Maybe reading can solve the clueless-nessā¦ 
(Sais one European to the other, my first reaction was more or less the same).
[/snark] Or maybe you where just making a joke? In that case: Iām sorry, please laugh at me, Iām terribly bad at getting some type of jokes.
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Well I read this bit
betray a lack of awareness about what āthe Dā means in slang.
but given my complete lack of awareness about what āthe Dā means in (presumed) young peopleās slang, it doesnāt much help? Drugs? Doughnuts?
Dolce vita. Everyone needs a dolce vita. Not sure why one should think that the campaigners are clueless.
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LOL!! In(deed)
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Oh yes, maybe I am wrong.
Pretty sure somebody jumps in to correct me, if, but I assumed/computed that āThe Dā had something tot do with āThe Deedā. You know, having sex. (you knowā¦ hihi, giggle, how dare they use that reverence/mix up in a public campaign ohhā¦)
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Given that both sex and vitamin D are pretty decent antidepressants, the campaign is spot on in both ways.
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I, for me, would say: Great campaign! Go on!
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Michael Diamond, rapper extroidinare, goes by Mike D for short.
Got rhymes that are rough and rhymes that are slick
Iām not surprised youāre on Mike D!
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@Stynx @nickpheas D could stand for Douche (everyone has to poop), but most gutter minded people here are misreading it as dick (penis)
The Mike stands for money and the D is for diamonds
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Is everything an innuendo now?
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I think thereās an awareness campaign for them.
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With the political season in full swing here in the US, I think its Dramamine.
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