Even more adverts you despise

Hangdogroad · 24-01-2021 10:05AM

Pythagorean wrote: »

That Lenor ad " ya no' gettin this bak" where a variety of repulsive individuals swaddle themselves in white sheets.

Worst of the lot for me is yer wan who pops up and goes "what's that?". So much annoying in so brief screen time.

oneweb · 25-01-2021 01:15AM

Any ad overly-voiced by Jon Culshawwwwww.

RabbleRouser2k · 25-01-2021 02:00PM

What's with all these 'Vegan' adverts?

Trying to guilt people into going vegan?

whisky_galore · 25-01-2021 02:31PM

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

What's with all these 'Vegan' adverts?

Trying to guilt people into going vegan?

It's the new "did you not go to Mass?"

Tim76 · 25-01-2021 03:32PM

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

What's with all these 'Vegan' adverts?

Trying to guilt people into going vegan?

Veganuary. It'll all be over in a couple of days.

RabbleRouser2k · 25-01-2021 04:23PM

Tim76 wrote: »

Veganuary. It'll all be over in a couple of days.

Dry January and Veganuary??? In the same month?

JEsus, people will go crazy by February.

Muahahaha · 25-01-2021 07:09PM

Ryanairs Vax & Go/Jab & Go has been banned in the UK

The ASA said it received more than 1,600 complaints about the advert, including that it was misleading to suggest the vaccine would be rolled out by the spring and that travel restrictions would be over.

Consumers also complained that the advert trivialised the pandemic’s impact on society.

The watchdog upheld the complaints, saying it was “likely that consumers would interpret the phrase ‘vax and go’/‘jab and go’ as an unequivocal endorsement of vaccinating and travelling unconditionally.” Ryanair has been told the campaign therefore cannot run in its current form.

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/ryanair-jab-and-go-advert-campaign-removed-asa-b1792142.html

25-01-2021 09:41PM

Muahahaha wrote: »

Ryanairs Vax & Go/Jab & Go has been banned in the UK

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/ryanair-jab-and-go-advert-campaign-removed-asa-b1792142.html

Ryanair will be happy with the publicity.

lertsnim · 26-01-2021 09:23AM

Pythagorean wrote: »

That Lenor ad " ya no' gettin this bak" where a variety of repulsive individuals swaddle themselves in white sheets.

**** the lot of them.

colm_mcm wrote: »

What sort of people would make an advert that bad?

This sort

So the scumbag telecommunications company does care. Well I feel foolish now.

ollaetta · 27-01-2021 07:34PM

Every single new car ad ever. The same nonsense bilge about making a statement, saving the planet, protecting future generations, standing out from the crowd, or is it herd? etc. etc. ad nauseum. Fup off, I'm buying a bike.

27-01-2021 07:53PM

That dreadful LidlAldi family

fricatus · 27-01-2021 09:02PM

ollaetta wrote: »

Every single new car ad ever. The same nonsense bilge about making a statement, saving the planet, protecting future generations, standing out from the crowd, or is it herd? etc. etc. ad nauseum. Fup off, I'm buying a bike.

Yes, and particularly bad is the Hyundai Tucson ad, telling us to "embrace new forms of energy", which is bvllsh1t because the Tucson (even the hybrid) is still a 100% fossil car. Hyundai, to their credit, do a couple of excellent electric cars, but the Tucson uses strictly either petrol or diesel, which are contributing to climate change.

And if that wasn't bad enough, the guy in the ad has this funny look on his face as he drives. It reminds me of when you're watching a film, and about 20 minutes from the end, the identity of the killer is revealed. The cops start looking for him and have to catch him in the nick of time because he's on his way to kill again. Well the guy in the ad has that look of a killer concentrating on getting to the scene of a murder before the cops can.

martingriff · 27-01-2021 10:56PM

Good ad's Bad ad's they don't care as you remember them so you will subconsciously remember the brand. Its an ad that no one remembers they do not want. I mean its 1 thread plus 465 posts on here about there ads

Tim76 · 28-01-2021 10:05AM

martingriff wrote: »

Good ad's Bad ad's they don't care as you remember them so you will subconsciously remember the brand. Its an ad that no one remembers they do not want. I mean its 1 thread plus 465 posts on here about there ads

Remember to boycott their products maybe. I can see how this approach may work in some instances but when bad ads are repeated ad nauseam, for years in some cases, it creates a negative link with the product being advertised.

I haven't eaten an M&M in about four years.

martingriff · 28-01-2021 02:08PM

Tim76 wrote: »

Remember to boycott their products maybe. I can see how this approach may work in some instances but when bad ads are repeated ad nauseam, for years in some cases, it creates a negative link with the product being advertised.

I haven't eaten an M&M in about four years.

You boycott something because it is a bad ad!!! Now if it should something controversial I can see it but just because its bad?

Also your missing out on crispy M&M's. Gets no appearance in the ads

Tim76 · 28-01-2021 04:03PM

martingriff wrote: »

You boycott something because it is a bad ad!!! Now if it should something controversial I can see it but just because its bad?

Also your missing out on crispy M&M's. Gets no appearance in the ads

Small victories.

He's probably hiding under the bed!

HildaOgdenx · 28-01-2021 04:07PM

Deleted User wrote: »

The face the ma makes makes me want to punch the tv.

And when she is on the phone, the way she points at ...well, nothing... before the uber sickening line is uttered.

whisky_galore · 28-01-2021 08:03PM

fricatus wrote: »

Yes, and particularly bad is the Hyundai Tucson ad, telling us to "embrace new forms of energy", which is bvllsh1t because the Tucson (even the hybrid) is still a 100% fossil car. Hyundai, to their credit, do a couple of excellent electric cars, but the Tucson uses strictly either petrol or diesel, which are contributing to climate change.
.

Never mind that the electricity has to come from somewhere, and that somewhere more often than not is fossil fuel, something these glorified milk float lovers forget

Whestsidestory · 28-01-2021 10:15PM

Texaco art competition, who knew cows are male?

Max Headroom · 28-01-2021 10:29PM

Whestsidestory wrote: »

Texaco art competition, who knew cows are male?

A kids art competition sponsored by a humongous oil company....the winner will probably be a dolphin washed up on a beach covered in oil....:rolleyes:

whisky_galore · 29-01-2021 08:51AM

Whestsidestory wrote: »

Texaco art competition, who knew cows are male?

Townies.

freshpopcorn · 29-01-2021 08:15PM

Hangdogroad · 29-01-2021 11:10PM

Whestsidestory wrote: »

Texaco art competition, who knew cows are male?

The makers of this
(It's an oldie)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIk4ldWKFJw

irs · 29-01-2021 11:41PM

"Girlboss" recruitment ad for the Royal Navy with grime as the soundtrack.

Aceandstuff · 30-01-2021 12:50AM

Whestsidestory wrote: »

Texaco art competition, who knew cows are male?

Hangdogroad wrote: »

The makers of this
(It's an oldie)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIk4ldWKFJw

And the makers of this film --->

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDNaf6ix1qk

Atlantic Dawn · 30-01-2021 03:23AM

The Three 'fully grown adult male figure in the family has no task whatsoever in the modern world" ad needs to be banned, it's a bloody disgrace. I'd cancel every single piece of business with them if I had any, lol. If it was a female their offices would be blockaded.

30-01-2021 03:57AM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

The Three 'fully grown adult male figure in the family has no task whatsoever in the modern world" ad needs to be banned, it's a bloody disgrace. I'd cancel every single piece of business with them if I had any, lol. If it was a female their offices would be blockaded.

I thought he was cooking dinner, unless the little kid was doing the cooking?

HildaOgdenx · 31-01-2021 12:51AM

Acosta wrote: »

"I'm cutting your hair tomorrow. Cry all you want, I don't care."

Muahahaha · 31-01-2021 01:26AM

Max Headroom wrote: »

A kids art competition sponsored by a humongous oil company....the winner will probably be a dolphin washed up on a beach covered in oil....:rolleyes:

Reminds me of this burn from last year

Max Headroom · 31-01-2021 02:24PM

Although i think Woodies should throw in that "Mrs Higgins" ad now and then...its like a hug....:o

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