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Worst/Best Radio Ads rerun edition!

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Atlantic Dawn

whisky_galore wrote: »

Oh good jesus that has outstayed its welcome like all 'hilarious talking animals'. Thankfully we've heard the last of the Bothar goat.

And hopefully the last of Bothar...
https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2021/0408/1208688-courts-bothar/

Patrick2010

whisky_galore wrote: »

Upside down downward facing dog yoga woman is back. Ridiculous ad.
Who is so busy they have to make a phone call in the middle of yoga?

Only a matter of time then that they start playing the ad where daddy is playing table tennis with daughter while on the phone.

whisky_galore

Patrick2010 wrote: »

Only a matter of time then that they start playing the ad where daddy is playing table tennis with daughter while on the phone.

"playing table tennis with your daw-der".

Two more examples of "hilarious taking animals" for a dog food ad recently. Don't ask me what brand. Painfully unfunny, at least Wexford dog was mildly amusing at the outset.

SpitfireIV

The advert for sexual abuse at home or the workplace, the one where the woman is on the computer and her fella is harassing her trying to get her to come upstairs. I don't get it, the voiceover guy, is he supposed to be there watching this go on? Seems a bit weird. Maybe there's a tv version that makes more sense?!

Dickie10

whisky_galore wrote: »

"playing table tennis with your daw-der".

Two more examples of "hilarious taking animals" for a dog food ad recently. Don't ask me what brand. Painfully unfunny, at least Wexford dog was mildly amusing at the outset.

Thats a terrible ad one of the "dogs" is speaking like a middle class 70 year old english toff, i thought it was an extremely odd times xmas ad, because i thought it was suppossed to be Santy Clause. You know the way they always have him as an old english ex army captain , 19th century voice, even though hes from Norway/Sweden.

crazy 88

Prize for the most unimaginative ad goes to Energia:
2 lads talking - "umm...ah...so how was your weekend"?
"Stuck for something to talk about? Why not talk about Energia?"

Was someone paid to come up with that?

Del.Monte

crazy 88 wrote: »

Prize for the most unimaginative ad goes to Energia:
2 lads talking - "umm...ah...so how was your weekend"?
"Stuck for something to talk about? Why not talk about Energia?"

Was someone paid to come up with that?

Also sounds like one lad trying to chat up the other - can't wait for the sequel.

depaor01

whisky_galore wrote: »

"Two more examples of "hilarious taking animals" for a dog food ad recently. Don't ask me what brand. Painfully unfunny, at least Wexford dog was mildly amusing at the outset.

I think the ad also involves cats and the food is "organic". Bloody hell. Organic food for animals when half the world is starving.
Don't get me started on one of the ingredients described as "Wild Atlantic Herring". ALL HERRING IS WILD!!! although it would be a shame if the manufacturers snuck in some Wild North Sea herring. I bet little Snookums could immediately taste the difference...

EmptyTree

The ad for the visiting hour, the play by Frank McGuinness. The song is annoying enough, even more annoying is that it gets stuck in your head.

Aglomerado

The McCambridge bread ads. It's the kid's voice that annoys me.'Is that why it tastes so good?'

Barna77

Aglomerado wrote: »

The McCambridge bread ads. It's the kid's voice that annoys me.'Is that why it tastes so good?'

"Please don't ever change!"

whisky_galore

depaor01 wrote: »

I think the ad also involves cats and the food is "organic". Bloody hell. Organic food for animals when half the world is starving.
Don't get me started on one of the ingredients described as "Wild Atlantic Herring". ALL HERRING IS WILD!!! although it would be a shame if the manufacturers snuck in some Wild North Sea herring. I bet little Snookums could immediately taste the difference...

"Wild" herring and these days "wild" swimming and "wild" camping... makes them sound classier than they really are. Such bollocks.

Latest annoyance is foaming-at-the-mouth hurling mom ad.

whisky_galore

depaor01 wrote: »

. I bet little Snookums could immediately taste the difference...

This is a species that regularly lick their own genitalia and hoop, real gourmets...

HildaOgdenx

Vinny Byrnes ads, I presume they are just on Dublin stations. Awful shrieky voices. I will never be tempted to shop there based on the ads.

Same or very similar shrieky voices on an ad for an insurance company. My ears almost bleed, and the ads are played an awful lot.

Test For Echo

whisky_galore wrote: »

Latest annoyance is foaming-at-the-mouth hurling mom ad.

:mad: Hate it!

Ger Roe

Just heard a really bad advert on RTE Radio 1.

Something about the recycle of electrical products using the tag line 'Binning is Sinning'. If you haven't heard it yet, consider yourself lucky.

No offence to the people on production, I am sure they are only following the brief and direction given, but.... it's a very annoying concept that should have been binned itself.

Del.Monte

The Ads with talking electrical appliances for some insurance company is as bad as the talking Whacker/Wexford dog AA Ads.

Cole

Ger Roe wrote: »

Just heard a really bad advert on RTE Radio 1.

Something about the recycle of electrical products using the tag line 'Binning is Sinning'. If you haven't heard it yet, consider yourself lucky.

No offence to the people on production, I am sure they are only following the brief and direction given, but.... it's a very annoying concept that should have been binned itself.

One of the unlucky ones here. I heard it early this morning. Sounds like a parody...maybe that's the 'clever' intention.

Loike "binning is sinning"...roight on.

Zak Flaps

I don't get why the noyeks newmans ad gives the time every time it's on. What's the point of that? It really annoys me.

whisky_galore

If I could catch it in a jahur...

plodder

whisky_galore wrote: »

If I could catch it in a jahur...

.. or cracka like an egg

Del.Monte

or squasha like a fly.

Cole

...I know I wouldz

rino87

Test For Echo wrote: »

:mad: Hate it!

It's so so so baaaaaad. Only thing is we probably all know that type of person...

L1011

Zak Flaps wrote: »

I don't get why the noyeks newmans ad gives the time every time it's on. What's the point of that? It really annoys me.

It is may be so it is considered a sponsored timecheck rather than an ad, for the ad minuteage rules. I don't know if that would work though.

crazy 88

Del.Monte wrote: »

or squasha like a fly.

I was expecting the vegans and animal rights crowds to be going crazy about that part

SpitfireIV

Those FBD adverts, for example the one who announces herself straight off as the 'Thompsons TV', ok, so another lame idea of a talking appliance, all good. Then at the end of the advert she announces again as if it's some big reveal and the ad makers think they're bring clever that she's 'the Thompson's TV', frig off!!!

Zak Flaps

L1011 wrote: »

It is may be so it is considered a sponsored timecheck rather than an ad, for the ad minuteage rules. I don't know if that would work though.

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

whisky_galore

Zak Flaps wrote: »

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

It's like the news brought to you by X, or weather brought to you by Y, traffic report etc. Any old vehicle to get the name in.

L1011

Zak Flaps wrote: »

Sorry, I actually don't know what that means!

There's a max amount of ads you can have per hour, but sponsorship names don't count towards it. News cant be sponsored but weather, traffic, sports, can. I don't know if just saying the time can, but wouldn't be surprised.