You know what?  I'll bet good money that, if the people at Storm had thought that it would be offensive in ANY way, that they would not have done it.

 Also, at the FIRST hint of repercussion at the name Agent and the scent orange, they quickly changed the "name" of the scent to citrus.

 A bad choice initially, to be sure, but it was corrected promptly.  Probably going to cause a bit of bad P.R. for Storm, but I cannot believe they would do this in a derogatory fashion.  I really find it hard to believe that they would intentionally cause anyone anger of hurt over something as silly as a bowling ball scent.

 I am not a Storm defender, heck, the only Storm ball I still ahve is an old eraser from 6 yrs ago, but I have been told that their company is built on a reputation of customer service and satisfaction, so why would they intentionally damage what they have worked so hard to build up?

 I think it was just either a bad , unthought out choice, or a unfortunate coincidence.
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I am pretty sure the scent was never listed as "agent orange" but was actually just listed as orange.  It is an Agent that smells like orange.  There's a difference there.
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I'm of two minds on this. I'm fifty, I remember Vietnam and Agent Orange. I think Storm made a mistake putting the two together. It could be two different departments not coordinating properly, or, more likely I think, that the people involved just aren't old enough to remember Agent Orange, or even to have heard of it before and thus didn't think there would be any problem

On the other hand, Vietnam was 40 years ago. It think it's time to put it to rest. Agent Orange isn't like the concentration/death camps of the Nazi's. Just my two cents worth. But....again, I wasn't there, and having a lastng illness caused from that substance would certainly change my perspective on the issue. As I said at the beginning, Storm shouldn't have made the decision they did, and changing the name to citrus at least showed they are sensitive to the issue.

Chuck