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I don't mind the cavemen. Though I think they've had a good run, and definitely don't think they can sustain a series.
Funny. I was just thinking of this thread when my wife called me into the living room to watch a commercial for the Barbie toy, "Tanner," the dog. This thing poops. To get the poop out, of course, you need to put it in, first. In his mouth.
I can't even begin to imagine how this toy made it to full-scale production.
IMNSHO, there's something just plain icky about insinuating anything edible, not to mention sizeable, spent some time in a public bathroom stall while the loo was in use! Eeeeeuuuuwwww!
Man, I got the same icky feeling from that ridiculous ad. Why, given the montage of other random everyday locations, did the public toilet even get included -- in the script, or in the final ad? Nothing else in the ad implies that they were trying to be quirky or edgy, so it baffles me that something like that could get on the air without someone going, "Um, you know what..."
Resurrecting this thread with a current Sears Kenmore Elite refrigerator ad...the one with the lady carrying a large sheet cake on a journey between home and party. One scene has her exiting a public restroom stall balancing the cake in one hand. She arrives at the party to witness another guest removing something large from the fridge which will allow the large sheet cake to fit inside.
IMNSHO, there's something just plain icky about insinuating anything edible, not to mention sizeable, spent some time in a public bathroom stall while the loo was in use! Eeeeeuuuuwwww!
Double UGH. It's just awful. And weird. And... kinky. (Remember, there's a crowd of people standing next to the bed.)
That ad kinda makes me want to, you know, not go to Burger King.
... not that there's anything wrong with that.
My kids' favorite BK spot with the King was the first one we saw where he runs onto the field from out of nowhere, intercepts a pass and runs all the way for a TD ... "It's just so random," they say, laughing.
Double UGH. It's just awful. And weird. And... kinky. (Remember, there's a crowd of people standing next to the bed.)
That ad kinda makes me want to, you know, not go to Burger King.
suuup wi dat Burger king commercial where that bizzarre overgrown plastic king wakes up in bed with a mexican construction worker and the dude gives the king raised eyebrows, the king serves him breakfast in bed, and a circus village people crowd goes crazy.
Ugh.
oh, yea. and that lousy terrible awful national trend among advertisers that dictate the v/o MUST employ that new modern absolutely smarmy but mostly very condescending tone of voice.
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