Even more adverts you despise

Look again. He's in the dressing room, not in Coppers. And they're all in full kit, not cargo pants and sandals. Facts are facts. Name calling (racist? Ignorant?) is cowardly on an anonymous forum. But you couldn't resist.

Suggesting that calling your comment racist is "name-calling" is embarrassing for you. You should be embarrassed.

The Axa car insurance adds are horrendous horsesyt. Grandfather and grand daughter headed off with telescope when tractor crashed into car.

Grandpaw immediately takes out his phone which for some incredible reason seems to have Axa as a screensaver.

This seems to suggest that when you call the company your call is actually answering by a human being without first going through a litany of press button one, two or three options.

And most normal humans in such a situation would have a look at their car and check that tractor driver hadn’t gotten a heart attack etc BEFORE calling the parasites that are the insurance companies.

I hate insurance ads that are based around the insurer paying out to cover plain carelessness. Insurance is based on sharing risk and I really don't want to be sharing with people like that.

And the girl in that adverts been in a lot of adverts, she was in one for Barry's tea a while back.

She's never given any lines, though, which is quite funny.

"Zis is not a vaterbottle". I swear I'm going to go insane if I hear that once more.

An Post ads with Angela Scanlon, all annoying

Ads that use sportspeople to "act". The current Lidl rugby one is cringe.

There's a newer version of the Verisure ad with a dodgy as feck looking guy in generic securityperson gear hanging outside someone's door. Some yawyaw across the hedge engages in conversation to be told "I'm from Verisure, I'll be here until it's sorted out."

Great, now any scumbag can just explain away being at a breakin by saying "all good in the hood, bro, I'm from the skuritee kumpnee". 🤦🏻‍♂️

For me at the moment the worst is the bank one (don’t know which bank) where the couple are applying for a mortgage - poor Sean gets called John and asked if he too is married along with the wife. Multiple versions with different actors as mortgage advisories so you get the point.

I think it's quite funny, taking the piss out of themselves.

I believe I saw Arnie in a Lidl advert, if I see again, I'll be back 😉

Penelope Cruz is advertising Emirates Airlines, why oh why, money money money

Who exactly are they targeting with those €5000 seats Cruz is farting into?

The only thing that lands on the basic product is the enormous spend on sponsorship, advertising and celebrity endorsement. Tens of euros on every Emirates flight to Cruz and Declan Rice, etc. Hundreds of € to Kevin Bacon on the price of your Hyundai.