The new Harvester ad where the annoying kid's now got an even more precocious little sister. When she says "I'm having Piri Piri: I'm ALLOWED" gah!! :mad: No girl should have a voice that low! :eek:
And the boy still has no manners. No please or thank you :mad:
I love children but that child I would trip up in an instant
I posted on here about a week ago about the Lurpak ad originally from 2011 being back on. I've seen it 37 times today and counting (mainly on ITV and Channel 5). :mad::mad::mad:
Has anybody seen it back yet? It hasn't been on for about 15 months.
I can't bear that red headed girl on the Persil advert who gets covered in paint as she moves in slow mo towards the camera. Or that by on the Boots(?) advert who is getting suntan lotion put on him, something just looks wrong about it.
I think daveycrocket222 means Minstrels not Malteasers
I hate the Postcode lottery ad its really irritating
and that crappy Lynx (i think) ad with that guy who got to sleep with some girl because of his outstandingly amazingy cheap body wash, she must be easily impressed.
Also the terrible cgi Wonga ads, so patronizing
Oops cheers, yeah your right my mistake, as regards the postcode lottery, she nods you in, well I am, question is, is she allowed? I thought various competitions and draws state that staff and anyone working with the company can't take part....
Not read through the thread but I hate anything with smart arsed kids.
The Oreo girl.
The Harvester boy.
The toilet roll boy in the tux running the company.
The girl in her parents car working out their finances and then asking for spaghetti hoops for tea.
Ther's loads but I can't think at the mo, I usually switch over hence I don't know what the last two ads are for.
One I do like is the little boy who thinks the remote for his toy car is broken but the garage doors are going up and down on his dad's car
Magnet Kitchen - the song used in the advert makes the company seem cheap and tacky for some reason.
Victoria Plumb - the two little girls with the annoying voices
Smart Insurance - Bad acting from the man on the phone
Calgon
And the boy still has no manners. No please or thank you :mad:
I love children but that child I would trip up in an instant
I hate the Harvester advert.
Brats :mad:
The Haribo Tangfastic advert - why does the boy say the name of the sweet twice, in reference to his crush? Surely he should say the word properly (ie, fantastic) and THEN the sweet? Ugh. Plus the girl looks about 4/5 years older than him. Wouldnt it be better if she smiled at him rather than pulling silly faces?
Not read through the thread but I hate anything with smart arsed kids.
The Oreo girl.
The Harvester boy.
The toilet roll boy in the tux running the company.
The girl in her parents car working out their finances and then asking for spaghetti hoops for tea.
Ther's loads but I can't think at the mo, I usually switch over hence I don't know what the last two ads are for.
One I do like is the little boy who thinks the remote for his toy car is broken but the garage doors are going up and down on his dad's car
Same here, can't stand the one were the kid is acting as head chef, can't even remember what it's advertising so shows how much impact it's had on me
I admit I've not read all the thread back, but it doesn't look as though anyone's mentioned the abysmal Galaxy ad. This is the one with the value brand Audrey Hepburn on a bus in the South of France (presumably).
Apart from her smug face and Groucho Marx eyebrows, I am irritated beyond belief that its considered a good marketing strategy to sell chocolate with theft (the bus driver's hat) and seriously risky behaviour (going off in a complete stranger's car).
It makes me nostalgic for the refreshing innocence of the Flake blow job ads!
Right. For the record, I'm a bloke. If there are any women reading this comment please don't think I'm being patronising in any way, I absolutely am not trying to!
My take on the "is it sexist for a bloke to leer at a woman but not for a woman to leer at a bloke" question as per this and other ads is this:
Male sexism towards women has for the most part been about be-littling women. An attitude of superiority, a right to objectify women, to control. It makes women feel uncomfortable - understandably so - and men should accept that. It has its roots in the way women were treated through history and is about a lack of respect.
It has NEVER been like that for women looking at men. It is relatively new that women have felt liberated (clumsy word I know, sorry) enough to poke fun at men and us blokes have never gone through the stages of it being done in a rank humiliating way.
So, in a manner of speaking, men can never understand why women can feel uncomfortable so YES it can be said that we should just take it as a bit of fun, a laugh, whereas women should be afforded a bit more respect and thought.
It is NOT the same thing.
What a ridiculous, pathetic post.
By your argument, it should be ok for black people to whip whites in the street as that's what has happened to them in the past - we should just run for cover and see it as a bit of fun?
You probably impressed a few ladies with your post so you achieved your objective.
I don't know if anybody's mentioned it (I've been on holiday and I don't really fancy reading two weeks' worth of posts), but I absolutely hate that Fanta commercial. You know the one - it has three guys offering to swap the girl's bottle of Fanta for a skateboard/robotic dog/campervan.
Because, of course, I'd happily swap things that cost quite a bit for a drink that costs £1.15 at Asda.
ARGGGHHHH
Who eats Frosties on a PLATE, in a bowl surely?
If you live in Oz mate
Or the Empire State
Even a man with cancer of the prostate :eek:
- Charlie Brooker
Saw one today about some stain removal stuff - Vanish maybe, where people give "tips" on how to remove stains. Their really useful tips all seem to involve using the product as instructed.
That Santigold song being used on two adverts now. Seriously, what the hell? Was that YouTube advert aware that that Direct Line advert had already beaten it?
Saw one today about some stain removal stuff - Vanish maybe, where people give "tips" on how to remove stains. Their really useful tips all seem to involve using the product as instructed.
Yeah, funny that isn't it.
Using product as per instructions and said product does what it says it'll do..... hmmmm.
That Santigold song being used on two adverts now. Seriously, what the hell? Was that YouTube advert aware that that Direct Line advert had already beaten it?
good grief... you mean to say that repeating scale of notes is an actual song... by an actual "artist" :eek:
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And the boy still has no manners. No please or thank you :mad:
I love children but that child I would trip up in an instant
I dunno whats worse that annnoying little sh*t mouthing off or the weetabix ad where the girl acts bossy saying im bigger than you.
Either way both need a kick up the arse.
Has anybody seen it back yet? It hasn't been on for about 15 months.
Oops cheers, yeah your right my mistake, as regards the postcode lottery, she nods you in, well I am, question is, is she allowed? I thought various competitions and draws state that staff and anyone working with the company can't take part....
The Oreo girl.
The Harvester boy.
The toilet roll boy in the tux running the company.
The girl in her parents car working out their finances and then asking for spaghetti hoops for tea.
Ther's loads but I can't think at the mo, I usually switch over hence I don't know what the last two ads are for.
One I do like is the little boy who thinks the remote for his toy car is broken but the garage doors are going up and down on his dad's car
Victoria Plumb - the two little girls with the annoying voices
Smart Insurance - Bad acting from the man on the phone
Calgon
I hate the Harvester advert.
Brats :mad:
The Haribo Tangfastic advert - why does the boy say the name of the sweet twice, in reference to his crush? Surely he should say the word properly (ie, fantastic) and THEN the sweet?
Same here, can't stand the one were the kid is acting as head chef, can't even remember what it's advertising so shows how much impact it's had on me
Apart from her smug face and Groucho Marx eyebrows, I am irritated beyond belief that its considered a good marketing strategy to sell chocolate with theft (the bus driver's hat) and seriously risky behaviour (going off in a complete stranger's car).
It makes me nostalgic for the refreshing innocence of the Flake blow job ads!
What a ridiculous, pathetic post.
By your argument, it should be ok for black people to whip whites in the street as that's what has happened to them in the past - we should just run for cover and see it as a bit of fun?
You probably impressed a few ladies with your post so you achieved your objective.
Because, of course, I'd happily swap things that cost quite a bit for a drink that costs £1.15 at Asda.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnc83YYlUCU
Who eats Frosties on a PLATE, in a bowl surely?
If you live in Oz mate
Or the Empire State
Even a man with cancer of the prostate
- Charlie Brooker
Appalling, who on earth would be tempted to but the product based on that advert!?
Yeah, funny that isn't it.
Using product as per instructions and said product does what it says it'll do..... hmmmm.
good grief... you mean to say that repeating scale of notes is an actual song... by an actual "artist" :eek:
it sounds like a piano finger exercise.