Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)

Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)

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Strangely Brown

10,257 posts

234 months

Saturday 8th June
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Any advert for Currys. Not because of the stupid things they make the fake sales people to do but because of the ridiculous cadence and intonations of the MLE accents on the voiceovers... innit. It's worse than the stupid cow on the Omaze house raffles and that's saying something.

Edited by Strangely Brown on Sunday 9th June 19:07

lornemalvo

2,208 posts

71 months

Monday 10th June
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Back when ad makers had humour and creative skills, instead of ads full of woke, multicultural people breaking into a song and dance for no reason, and people trying to speak like black gangsters.

https://www.facebook.com/oz90s00snostalgia/videos/...


mac96

3,959 posts

146 months

Monday 10th June
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lornemalvo said:
Back when ad makers had humour and creative skills, instead of ads full of woke, multicultural people breaking into a song and dance for no reason, and people trying to speak like black gangsters.

https://www.facebook.com/oz90s00snostalgia/videos/...
That is absolutely brilliant, as is the ASA's response to the dimwits who complained about it.

21st Century Man

41,188 posts

251 months

Monday 10th June
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"Who said?" As the opening to so many adverts now.

Advertising agencies are so lazy and unoriginal. A theme develops and becomes the current thing, and they all jump on the bandwagon, no matter how played out.

Just fk off with your "Who said?"

Anonymous John

328 posts

37 months

Monday 10th June
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"Smell finer than the finest fragrances."

WTF? That makes no logical sense whatsoever.

I-am-the-reverend

719 posts

38 months

Monday 10th June
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21st Century Man said:
"Who said?" As the opening to so many adverts now.

Advertising agencies are so lazy and unoriginal. A theme develops and becomes the current thing, and they all jump on the bandwagon, no matter how played out.

Just fk off with your "Who said?"
Ditto 'taking the world by storm'.............cue some 50p Chinese gadget.

Oh fk off.

Dermot O'Logical

2,662 posts

132 months

Tuesday 11th June
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I-am-the-reverend said:
21st Century Man said:
"Who said?" As the opening to so many adverts now.

Advertising agencies are so lazy and unoriginal. A theme develops and becomes the current thing, and they all jump on the bandwagon, no matter how played out.

Just fk off with your "Who said?"
Ditto 'taking the world by storm'.............cue some 50p Chinese gadget.

Oh fk off.
And in the same vein, another radio ad: "Everybody's talking about triple glazing!"

No. Nobody's "talking about triple glazing" except some twonk in an advertising agency who's run out of ideas.

Milkyway

9,592 posts

56 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Vogue Williams spouting how she found Fairy... No you didn't, an agency wafted some money under your nose & you snatched it with both hands.

wildoliver

8,865 posts

219 months

Tuesday 11th June
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That bloody holiday advert with the screaming bint singing something loudly for the first second of the ad, TUI I think. Bloody thing makes me jump off the sofa whenever it comes on.

iandc

3,737 posts

209 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Milkyway said:
Vogue Williams spouting how she found Fairy... No you didn't, an agency wafted some money under your nose & you snatched it with both hands.
One of my worst adverts and I have to mute tv everytime it is on. I love the "win/win" joke. The only ones winning are her and the ad agency.

Milkyway

9,592 posts

56 months

Wednesday 12th June
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I'm nominating Dr Raj / Ranj for the celebrity dire acting award... so wooden that he makes Beckham look good.



Edited by Milkyway on Wednesday 12th June 08:16

Gary C

12,719 posts

182 months

Wednesday 12th June
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lornemalvo said:
Back when ad makers had humour and creative skills, instead of ads full of woke, multicultural people breaking into a song and dance for no reason, and people trying to speak like black gangsters.

https://www.facebook.com/oz90s00snostalgia/videos/...
Best advert in the world was the Peugeot 205 GTi advert where it gets shot down by a Mirage jet then clobbered by a C130 while driving across a frozen lake (and a close second is the Audi R8 V10 on the dyno)

Bring back proper car ads please smile

swisstoni

17,443 posts

282 months

Wednesday 12th June
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Just seen a rather good one for a change, on Sky Sports;
A Viagra one where a woman is on a boring zoom call, pops a pill and knocks a quick one out with the camera pointed away. hehe

Voldemort

6,318 posts

281 months

Wednesday 12th June
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"Grab some pruners. Let's prune."

cuprabob

14,975 posts

217 months

Wednesday 12th June
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Voldemort said:
"Grab some pruners. Let's prune."
"Resting Dad Face", is that you?

zsdom

862 posts

123 months

Wednesday 12th June
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Every single perfume/aftershave advert


Milkyway

9,592 posts

56 months

Thursday 13th June
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zsdom said:
Every single perfume/aftershave advert
Johnny Depp advertising sore vaj always makes me smile.

21st Century Man

41,188 posts

251 months

Thursday 13th June
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Free trial auto renews after 14 days. Normally £14.45 a month.

Great, so it's free forever more according to the former and the latter confirms it.

Find my past or Ancestors or something.

LuS1fer

41,201 posts

248 months

Thursday 13th June
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21st Century Man said:
Free trial auto renews after 14 days. Normally £14.45 a month.

Great, so it's free forever more according to the former and the latter confirms it.

Find my past or Ancestors or something.
Not sure what it's like now but I needed Ancestry for a month, filled in all my research and they auto-renewed and it was a telephone call required to stop them stealing my money.

21st Century Man

41,188 posts

251 months

Thursday 13th June
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LuS1fer said:
21st Century Man said:
Free trial auto renews after 14 days. Normally £14.45 a month.

Great, so it's free forever more according to the former and the latter confirms it.

Find my past or Ancestors or something.
Not sure what it's like now but I needed Ancestry for a month, filled in all my research and they auto-renewed and it was a telephone call required to stop them stealing my money.
They say that the free trial auto renews after 14 days, which means that the free trial just keeps going, renewing every 14 days. What I think they mean is that the free trial expires after 14 days and then you pay the normal rate.