Most unrealistic advert on TV at the moment..
..the Kia C'eed.
Girl - "nice car".
What a load of absolute crap! She would say.. "Kia?, arn't they cheap things made in Africa or something... are you cheap?", and then block your phone number as soon as they get home.
This isn't anything bad about Kia's by the way - just a comment on the shallowness of your average woman
Girl - "nice car".
What a load of absolute crap! She would say.. "Kia?, arn't they cheap things made in Africa or something... are you cheap?", and then block your phone number as soon as they get home.
This isn't anything bad about Kia's by the way - just a comment on the shallowness of your average woman
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and i thought i had put the wireless headset on "mute" but i guess not
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). Next time I'm stuck on the M25, I'll just press the rhinoceros button and head off accross the field
Who needs roads. Why has the government not thought of this brilliantly simple solution to all our transport problems? Richard.
PS Bring back the horse

And the other one with that **** on about well they better not cancel football
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The one that I think they should be taken to task over is the dishwasher tablet one where the dirtiest baking tray with years of burnt on ****e is put in the dishwaher and taken out 'as new' - it just get on my ****
Why? Do you think companies would spend millions on advertising on TV every year if people didn't? I'm incredulous you would think otherwise. 
Of course I am fully prepared to believe you go out of the room at every ad break or sit there with your eyes shut and your fingers in your ears until the programme begins again

Of course I am fully prepared to believe you go out of the room at every ad break or sit there with your eyes shut and your fingers in your ears until the programme begins again
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"Because you're worth it" has past its sell-by date. By years.
Patronising **** with Calgon currently getting on my nerves. All those poor houswives - if only they knew about the devastation of limescale...
<shouts> "I'm BARRY SCOTT. You've never heard of me and I do **** all except SHOUT A LOT. About CILLIT BANG!" <shout off> He's ace
Richard.
Patronising **** with Calgon currently getting on my nerves. All those poor houswives - if only they knew about the devastation of limescale...
<shouts> "I'm BARRY SCOTT. You've never heard of me and I do **** all except SHOUT A LOT. About CILLIT BANG!" <shout off> He's ace
Richard.
Think ads are bad here? When I was in the States a couple of months ago I was amazed by the amount of ads for serious prescription only drugs.
But the best one was the one that started “If you’re having difficulty getting to sleep and this is causing you problems, try....”. A couple are then seen getting in to bed. A flying saucer descends, sprinkles some magic dust, and the couple enter a blissful sleep. At this point, a caption reading “Dramtization” appears! No ****, Sherlock! You mean that if I take one of these pills a flying saucer isn’t going to appear in my bedroom?
Also with an eye to potential litigation, the warnings that were listed were hilarious. Now, I’ll accept that some such as “Don’t take this medication if you are suffering from ...” make sense, however “May cause drowsiness” is probably a bit unnecessary for sleeping pills. If it didn’t cause drowsiness, I’d be looking for my money back.
But the best one was the one that started “If you’re having difficulty getting to sleep and this is causing you problems, try....”. A couple are then seen getting in to bed. A flying saucer descends, sprinkles some magic dust, and the couple enter a blissful sleep. At this point, a caption reading “Dramtization” appears! No ****, Sherlock! You mean that if I take one of these pills a flying saucer isn’t going to appear in my bedroom?
Also with an eye to potential litigation, the warnings that were listed were hilarious. Now, I’ll accept that some such as “Don’t take this medication if you are suffering from ...” make sense, however “May cause drowsiness” is probably a bit unnecessary for sleeping pills. If it didn’t cause drowsiness, I’d be looking for my money back.




hgope you tell the missus



