Even more adverts you despise

lertsnim

I hate that Eir ad with the house party.

Farfromhome02

Any bank or insurance ad,all lies

Barnaboy

caviardreams wrote: »

That SuperValu "consider" campaign is nauseating, as if your grocery shopping should involved deep and meaningful contemplation on the nature of washing powder or a sliced pan :rolleyes:

The Christmas one also has a really annoying guy saying "our suppliers and staff" right at the end and it took me ages to even work out what he was saying.

"Consider" scrapping the ad guys :mad:

Consider shopping in Irelands most expensive shopping chain? Constantly pushing the 'we're really, really, really Irish ' unlike those Johnny foreigners. All the supermarkets use Irish suppliers and support the community. They have to.

No thanks supervalu.

TheRiverman

lertsnim wrote: »

I see that bastard Vodafone ad from last year is back again. The one with the dabbing young fella and his family after opening his Christmas presents.

I'll give Vodafone some credit though. Their ads are consistently the worst ads all year round.

Bring back Sue the pig.

lertsnim

TheRiverman wrote: »

Bring back Sue the pig.

Who'd have ever thought that would be an improvement :P

RabbleRouser2k

lertsnim wrote: »

I hate that Eir ad with the house party.

The party is grand-it's the notion that you'd be able to have all those phones working on an eir wifi network that's pure fiction.

You'd be lucky to be able to have one phone working on the eir wifi. It's disastrous.

nice_guy80

all the xmas ads trying to be sentimental.

eg the one for Lidl where they clean up the old house for the elderly father
I mean, that house would be freezing and damp

Shifty Shellshock

nice_guy80 wrote: »

all the xmas ads trying to be sentimental.

eg the one for Lidl where they clean up the old house for the elderly father
I mean, that house would be freezing and damp

Hold on, that's on lately? That was on last year and the year before. Haven't seen it this year yet. If so, it's pretty lame when I see recycled ads, like douche bag dabber.

take everything

Anyone mention that Suzuki car ad yet.
Voiceover of a kid talking about how successful he is as an adult.

Cringeworthy ****e altogether

take everything

Re. Christmas ads.
Nothing beats the Kellogg's ad.
All the others are ****e

flazio

take everything wrote: »

Anyone mention that Suzuki car ad yet.
Voiceover of a kid talking about how successful he is as an adult.

Cringeworthy ****e altogether

What does it say about your cars when you advertise them as bumper dodgems.
Find whatever you want to hate about the Sköda ad, at least they make an ad aimed at Ireland.

anewme

take everything wrote: »

Anyone mention that Suzuki car ad yet.
Voiceover of a kid talking about how successful he is as an adult.

Cringeworthy ****e altogether

Yes, that's absolute brain dead. He's going to his board meeting but goes out for a spin first in his Suzuki car.

Must be the Board of the corner shop.

madmaggie

Jurgen Klopp in the car ads. Stick to what you do best.

Purple Mountain

TheRiverman wrote: »

Bring back Sue the pig.

She's due on my table in 3 weeks.

cml387

A hideous red worm burping out cheap consumer tat.

Who thought that would be a good idea for an ad.

TK Maxx, thank you for the wierdest Christmas ad I've see.

Elmo

cml387 wrote: »

A hideous red worm burping out cheap consumer tat.

Who thought that would be a good idea for an ad.

TK Maxx, thank you for the wierdest Christmas ad I've see.

I don't get TK Maxx, the prices for games are the same as in other shops if not dearer.

my3cents

Elmo wrote: »

I don't get TK Maxx, the prices for games are the same as in other shops if not dearer.

I thought everything in TK Maxx was dearer? OK so I've had a couple of bargains in there but the effort was so great finding them amongst the rip offs and total crap I just don't bother anymore.

TheRiverman

cml387 wrote: »

A hideous red worm burping out cheap consumer tat.

Who thought that would be a good idea for an ad.

TK Maxx, thank you for the wierdest Christmas ad I've see.

Weird ad considering their rip off prices.

madmaggie

The Heineken ad, "you're no one till somebody loves you", so being middle aged and single, I'm a nobody.

RabbleRouser2k

madmaggie wrote: »

The Heineken ad, "you're no one till somebody loves you", so being middle aged and single, I'm a nobody.

I think they mean friends, family, and loved ones-not just a partner.

Elmo

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

I think they mean friends, family, and loved ones-not just a partner.

This doesn't help

Lily O'Brien ad, trying to be Maltesers ad.

Maltesers ad with the Nurse and the other one with the Accountant. Bring back Katherine Parkinson and Amanda Abbington.

blueser

my3cents wrote: »

I thought everything in TK Maxx was dearer? OK so I've had a couple of bargains in there but the effort was so great finding them amongst the rip offs and total crap I just don't bother anymore.

They do seem to have a lot of rubbish on their racks. And it's not like they're charging peanuts for it either.

AllForIt

That one for Oxendales. You know the one that features a middle aged woman getting on in life but protrays her as if she's still sexy and by styling herself according to oxendales fashion she still has a chance to net some single maybe divorced loaded banker which is badly needed since her own husband left here for his 25yo secretary and things have been tough since so laddies get yourself down to Oxendales this xmas and who knows santa might have a surprise for you this year.

Shifty Shellshock

VHI healthcare. "I'm a real hugger" What kinda slang is that? The accent doesn't help it.

Muahahaha

Barnaboy wrote: »

Consider shopping in Irelands most expensive shopping chain? Constantly pushing the 'we're really, really, really Irish ' unlike those Johnny foreigners. All the supermarkets use Irish suppliers and support the community. They have to.

No thanks supervalu.

+1 on this, I really cant stand Supervalus Irish schtick, they use it to give cover to the fact that they are generally Irelands most expensive supermarket. If youre living in rural Ireland and all youve got locally is a Supervalu then you are getting ridden on the cost of feeding a family.

McGrath5

Who's the young one RTE are advertising for the B&B billionaire? She just blurts out a load of incoherent mumblings for the entire ad, needless to say I'll be avoiding that piss poor tabloid TV.

RabbleRouser2k

Muahahaha wrote: »

+1 on this, I really cant stand Supervalus Irish schtick, they use it to give cover to the fact that they are generally Irelands most expensive supermarket. If youre living in rural Ireland and all youve got locally is a Supervalu then you are getting ridden on the cost of feeding a family.

If you don't have a tesco, Lidl or aldi nearby, then you're screwed. I only pop in to get milk a few other things you can't get in Lidl or Aldi.

Tesco's ticks me off tho-their ads and that so much of their 'supposed' fresh produce often goes off within a few days. (Got groceries there one weekend, and by Tuesday had to throw most of the fruit and vegetables out-they'd all gone off).

elvis83

I think I may have a winner. The ad where some ponce is dancing down the stairs to "come up and see me" for Viagra.

/thread

blueser

I see the Vodafone Christmas ad is back with that family. And the kid bopping away to the music he's listening to on his fancy headphones. Which would be great if it wasn't for the fact that the headphones are not actually plugged into anything.


And they're not bluetooth either, before you say!

Go Harvey Go

blueser wrote: »

I see the Vodafone Christmas ad is back with that family. And the kid bopping away to the music he's listening to on his fancy headphones. Which would be great if it wasn't for the fact that the headphones are not actually plugged into anything.


And they're not bluetooth either, before you say!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYFxQ6f2Lj0