Santander 123 account. Stupid hypnotizing, brainwashing advert. And it seems to go on forever.
McDonalds New employee. After listening to the woman filling my head with names and numbers I feel more stressed than the guy in the ad.
The Heineken ads during Champions league coverage get on my tits. You can dress it up anyway you like but its still blokes drinking lager and watching football.:rolleyes:
the one with Paul Whitehouse where the family are going on holiday and then it goes all"sixth sense" and he turns out to be a ghost, total exploitation designed to scare the bejesus out of families. and the one with the ribena berries who just cant wait to be catapulted into a death trailer to be squashed and eaten, why???
oh and the accident injury one where the guy falls over with a wheelbarrow because he didnt hitch it over a kerb(his fault) then a car going too fast slams into another because of the dopey wheelbarrow fellow (also that cars fault) and then some guy just randomly shouts "oi" and throws himself off a ladder(his fault again)< to be honest the person telling us how great the compensation company is is the only one unscathed, why didnt they go the whole hog and have him accidentally slice his thumb off when opening the envelope hes carrying!
[QUOTE=jackee-spyker;56991620]the one with Paul Whitehouse where the family are going on holiday and then it goes all"sixth sense" and he turns out to be a ghost, total exploitation designed to scare the bejesus out of families. and the one with the ribena berries who just cant wait to be catapulted into a death trailer to be squashed and eaten, why???
oh and the accident injury one where the guy falls over with a wheelbarrow because he didnt hitch it over a kerb(his fault) then a car going too fast slams into another because of the dopey wheelbarrow fellow (also that cars fault) and then some guy just randomly shouts "oi" and throws himself off a ladder(his fault again)< to be honest the person telling us how great the compensation company is is the only one unscathed, why didnt they go the whole hog and have him accidentally slice his thumb off when opening the envelope hes carrying![/QUOTE]
Surprised to see that back as there was a few complaints about it first time round, very unsettling and upsetting advert.
GOLD _& their never ending obsession with bloody Only Fools & Horses :mad::mad:
Now almost every ad break has that oh so funny:rolleyes: advert for OFAH with those "hilarious" prats in fancy dress reminding us that once again its on our screens every evening
The Royalties they pay the cast must be through the roof
Why can't they show a selection of all different comedies rather than the same old same old on a permanent loop
Though they have the Vicar of Dibley for a change at the weekend for over 13Hours !!
Any advert that says 'Like us on facebook' or 'follow us on twitter' at the end. Makes me go grrrrr to no end.
Yeah, I find this completely IRRITATING! Just recently I saw an ad for Ecover and at the end it says "Join us on Facebook." Why in the bloody hell would I join a Facebook page for a CLEANING PRODUCT?! :rolleyes:
Go Compare - ENOUGH ALREADY! :mad:
iPhone - "The most amazing iPhone yet." You said that for the iPhone 4 and now you say it for the 4S. What will you say when 5 comes out? :rolleyes:
The Sun on Sunday - This advert is going to annoy me so much if they keep putting it on EVERY SATURDAY! :mad:
Hard to choose there are so many annoying ads, but NatWest is top (bottom?) of the league today.
The piggy advert that starts with a "treasured" advert from some imaginary golden age (when people liked banks?) with shrill singing pigs and a blurry 1970s TV. Cut to today, husband and wife visiting bank. The financial advisor (Asian, not that NatWest are sterotyping) tells the couple about ISA allowances. The intelligent looking prosperous wife reacts as if she has never heard of an ISA allowance, despite being bombarded with sales literature, and apparently she just happens to have £5,100 lying around that she decides to invest on the spot.
Then the husband, who must be a bit slow, spots the porcelain pig on the advisors desk and gets all nostalgic about it.
I don't know what is worse, the banks conceit that people are all nostalgic about 30 year old freebies or the religious insensitivity of an Asian-looking man having a piggy bank on his desk.
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the one with Paul Whitehouse where the family are going on holiday and then it goes all"sixth sense" and he turns out to be a ghost, total exploitation designed to scare the bejesus out of families. and the one with the ribena berries who just cant wait to be catapulted into a death trailer to be squashed and eaten, why???
oh and the accident injury one where the guy falls over with a wheelbarrow because he didnt hitch it over a kerb(his fault) then a car going too fast slams into another because of the dopey wheelbarrow fellow (also that cars fault) and then some guy just randomly shouts "oi" and throws himself off a ladder(his fault again)< to be honest the person telling us how great the compensation company is is the only one unscathed, why didnt they go the whole hog and have him accidentally slice his thumb off when opening the envelope hes carrying!
To be honest I don't see what is so upsetting about this advert. Paul's character did the right thing and saved to provide for his family if the worst happen, and it did.
The only way this advert could have been upsetting would have been if the ghost was looking over his family living in the park or under a railway bridge because he hadn't planned for the future.
I would also add that this Aviva advert is the only one that is watchable, mainly because it is the only one that if played straight by Whitehouse without any of his comedy accents that he uses in every other one of these ads.
Santander 123 account. Stupid hypnotizing, brainwashing advert. And it seems to go on forever.
McDonalds New employee. After listening to the woman filling my head with names and numbers I feel more stressed than the guy in the ad.
The Heineken ads during Champions league coverage get on my tits. You can dress it up anyway you like but its still blokes drinking lager and watching football.:rolleyes:
I hate these type of ads that take ages to get to the point.
Another one which is bugging me is Dove.."We asked these women to wash these mirrors with soap,and the other one with Dove".(a soap...}then some bollocks about a residue on the soap one .so now I know..skin isn't glass and don't wash mirrors with soap
Halifax have yet again ruined another great song WHY the hell have they covered that song? :mad: just why it's bad enough that they spoiled two songs just how many are they set to cover? :yawn: terrible adverts!
Diet Coke and the Wonga "Sliders" ad....puppets freak me out...plus the adverts are just sh*t anyway.
And if anyone defends the IKEA kitchen ad, they need their head read and their ears cleaned out....utterly HORRENDOUS and unbelievably irritating song.
ANYONE involved in that ad should be shot in front of their family.
"Kitchen at Parties" is an absolute classic :mad::p
Every time I watch something on demand ( they put ads at the start of my programme ) an irritating ad for some beer comes on. It has this smug couple and is intent on making me hate T. Rex's 'Get it on', plus the beer looks gross.
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Yes. I always find it strange how someone with no talent, who can't sing live, managed to get a job judging other people's talent:rolleyes::D
And Georgina isn't half as gorgeous as her half-sisters, Lizzie and Jade.
It's like letting Michael Bay hand out the Palme D'Ors. :rolleyes:
McDonalds New employee. After listening to the woman filling my head with names and numbers I feel more stressed than the guy in the ad.
The Heineken ads during Champions league coverage get on my tits. You can dress it up anyway you like but its still blokes drinking lager and watching football.:rolleyes:
oh and the accident injury one where the guy falls over with a wheelbarrow because he didnt hitch it over a kerb(his fault) then a car going too fast slams into another because of the dopey wheelbarrow fellow (also that cars fault) and then some guy just randomly shouts "oi" and throws himself off a ladder(his fault again)< to be honest the person telling us how great the compensation company is is the only one unscathed, why didnt they go the whole hog and have him accidentally slice his thumb off when opening the envelope hes carrying!
Hate this.:mad:
If you saw her in real life you would go OMG but not in a good way.
Never thought it possible but she is a Jagger offspring that is uglier than her father.
oh and the accident injury one where the guy falls over with a wheelbarrow because he didnt hitch it over a kerb(his fault) then a car going too fast slams into another because of the dopey wheelbarrow fellow (also that cars fault) and then some guy just randomly shouts "oi" and throws himself off a ladder(his fault again)< to be honest the person telling us how great the compensation company is is the only one unscathed, why didnt they go the whole hog and have him accidentally slice his thumb off when opening the envelope hes carrying![/QUOTE]
Surprised to see that back as there was a few complaints about it first time round, very unsettling and upsetting advert.
Now almost every ad break has that oh so funny:rolleyes: advert for OFAH with those "hilarious" prats in fancy dress reminding us that once again its on our screens every evening
The Royalties they pay the cast must be through the roof
Why can't they show a selection of all different comedies rather than the same old same old on a permanent loop
Though they have the Vicar of Dibley for a change at the weekend for over 13Hours !!
Yeah, I find this completely IRRITATING! Just recently I saw an ad for Ecover and at the end it says "Join us on Facebook." Why in the bloody hell would I join a Facebook page for a CLEANING PRODUCT?! :rolleyes:
Go Compare - ENOUGH ALREADY! :mad:
iPhone - "The most amazing iPhone yet." You said that for the iPhone 4 and now you say it for the 4S. What will you say when 5 comes out? :rolleyes:
The Sun on Sunday - This advert is going to annoy me so much if they keep putting it on EVERY SATURDAY! :mad:
The piggy advert that starts with a "treasured" advert from some imaginary golden age (when people liked banks?) with shrill singing pigs and a blurry 1970s TV. Cut to today, husband and wife visiting bank. The financial advisor (Asian, not that NatWest are sterotyping) tells the couple about ISA allowances. The intelligent looking prosperous wife reacts as if she has never heard of an ISA allowance, despite being bombarded with sales literature, and apparently she just happens to have £5,100 lying around that she decides to invest on the spot.
Then the husband, who must be a bit slow, spots the porcelain pig on the advisors desk and gets all nostalgic about it.
I don't know what is worse, the banks conceit that people are all nostalgic about 30 year old freebies or the religious insensitivity of an Asian-looking man having a piggy bank on his desk.
I think that's the point :cool:
About a fiver, if I'm not much mistaken.
Whoo hoo ... let the good times roll. :D:D
(and that's if they even track ...)
Oh so damn smug adverts EVERY TIME a new one is made for an Apple product :mad:
To be honest I don't see what is so upsetting about this advert. Paul's character did the right thing and saved to provide for his family if the worst happen, and it did.
The only way this advert could have been upsetting would have been if the ghost was looking over his family living in the park or under a railway bridge because he hadn't planned for the future.
I would also add that this Aviva advert is the only one that is watchable, mainly because it is the only one that if played straight by Whitehouse without any of his comedy accents that he uses in every other one of these ads.
I hate these type of ads that take ages to get to the point.
Another one which is bugging me is Dove.."We asked these women to wash these mirrors with soap,and the other one with Dove".(a soap...}then some bollocks about a residue on the soap one .so now I know..skin isn't glass and don't wash mirrors with soap
Bring back Howard, all is forgiven!
OUT! Leave now... Just go... I'm embarrassed for you...
But seriously...its an AWFUL ad and song.
Also hating the Lurpak ad "Cooking up a rainbow" - the guys voice sounds like he's making a dirty phone call! Again...irritating song... :mad:
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Homebase
:rolleyes:
(new entry) Nivea advert where everyone grunts.:mad: