There hasn't been any bad ones on lately, although I suppose I've been watching DVDs more than TV the past couple of weeks...
Statistics: Posted by Alex — Sat Apr 05, 2008 9:32 am
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Statistics: Posted by KMB1933 — Fri Apr 04, 2008 4:49 pm
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Don't go near
YOU'LL GET HURT!
Get some help
Better rush!
And do not
Do not
Do not touch!
Well, this is not so much annoying as "ever since my young childhood, I have had a Pavlovian response to sing along to this whenever it comes on, and my sister and I used to sing this together when I was about three." It is a Baltimore Gas and Electric public service announcement about hanging power lines.
However, I do not watch television, so I rarely see it anymore.
If you live in the Baltimore region and do not remember this or the Jai Medical Systems commercial, you clearly do not watch television.
Statistics: Posted by Marie — Thu Mar 13, 2008 1:11 am
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khkp wrote:Gosset motor cars, && Appliance Direct
Ooh, I love Appliance Direct adverts
It's a shame they don't have them over here, I have to go on youtube to view them.That solid insulation fridge one's hilarious xD
Statistics: Posted by guineadan — Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:48 pm
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guineadan wrote:I think this is a Kleenex advert:
Someone blows their nose and we hear this really weird high pitched phrase which I can never understand =p It's so catchy but annoying.
Someone blows their nose and we hear this really weird high pitched phrase which I can never understand =p It's so catchy but annoying.
*nod nod* I don't know what it says, though.
Statistics: Posted by Helena — Sat Dec 29, 2007 6:12 pm
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Someone blows their nose and we hear this really weird high pitched phrase which I can never understand =p It's so catchy but annoying.
Statistics: Posted by guineadan — Fri Dec 28, 2007 6:13 pm
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Helena wrote:
Oh? Oh! I get it now! *headdesk*
Twinkle wrote:Combusken BG wrote:Another advert I that annoys me is this THINK! Always wear a seat belt UK Advert because the son is forced into his mother due to the force of the crash and the same force forced him back down on his seat since he is wearing a seatbelt. Yet the advert says "After crushing her to death he sat back down."
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
No it doesn't. It's meant to shock you. The statement "he sat back down" represents an everyday, ordinary action. It's meant to contrast the fact that he's just killed his mother. Sitting down is no big deal, not wearing a seat belt "is no big deal" but crushing your mother to death, is.
Oh? Oh! I get it now! *headdesk*
ill join you Helena
*headdesk
Most of those THINK! Adverts just scare the hell out of me. *shivers*
Statistics: Posted by 3lla — Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:14 pm
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Twinkle wrote:
No it doesn't. It's meant to shock you. The statement "he sat back down" represents an everyday, ordinary action. It's meant to contrast the fact that he's just killed his mother. Sitting down is no big deal, not wearing a seat belt "is no big deal" but crushing your mother to death, is.
Combusken BG wrote:Another advert I that annoys me is this THINK! Always wear a seat belt UK Advert because the son is forced into his mother due to the force of the crash and the same force forced him back down on his seat since he is wearing a seatbelt. Yet the advert says "After crushing her to death he sat back down."
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
No it doesn't. It's meant to shock you. The statement "he sat back down" represents an everyday, ordinary action. It's meant to contrast the fact that he's just killed his mother. Sitting down is no big deal, not wearing a seat belt "is no big deal" but crushing your mother to death, is.
Oh? Oh! I get it now! *headdesk*
Statistics: Posted by Helena — Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:09 pm
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Combusken BG wrote:Another advert I that annoys me is this THINK! Always wear a seat belt UK Advert because the son is forced into his mother due to the force of the crash and the same force forced him back down on his seat since he is wearing a seatbelt. Yet the advert says "After crushing her to death he sat back down."
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
No it doesn't. It's meant to shock you. The statement "he sat back down" represents an everyday, ordinary action. It's meant to contrast the fact that he's just killed his mother. Sitting down is no big deal, not wearing a seat belt "is no big deal" but crushing your mother to death, is.
Statistics: Posted by Twinkle — Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:04 pm
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Combusken BG wrote:Another advert I that annoys me is this THINK! Always wear a seat belt UK Advert because the son is forced into his mother due to the force of the crash and the same force forced him back down on his seat since he is wearing a seatbelt. Yet the advert says "After crushing her to death he sat back down."
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
That advert is disturbed. It annoys me greatly.
Hastings Direct Advert
Sheila's Wheels Advert
Statistics: Posted by Helena — Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:39 pm
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The advert annoys me by claiming that the son sat back down to his own accord and not due to the force of the crash.
Statistics: Posted by Combusken BG — Mon Dec 10, 2007 2:01 am
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Ixist wrote:"For Bonza Car Insurance Deeeeeals! GOT ON BOARD WITH SHEILA'S WHEELS!!!!!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrKaQRIXPNw
That advert makes me want to end it all... for them!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrKaQRIXPNw
That advert makes me want to end it all... for them!
*was going to say that*
jellyoflight wrote:Hastings Direct.
Why the singing? Just why...?Why do they have TWO jingles? Isn't that just greedy?
jellyoflight wrote:Hastingsdirect.com, hastingsdirect.com, hastingsdirect.coooommmmm...
0800 00 10 66 !
[quote=Yixzy"]Eh... my brothers keep singing that....
Lol my little sister too.... and in history when we were studying 1066, we all started singing it. It was the funniest thing ever.
Statistics: Posted by Helena — Sat Nov 24, 2007 7:44 pm
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