Even more adverts you despise

Disney + Brother ad, I know it is from the Lion King, but is just such a **** song. I have never heard anything so far up its own arse before. There is a certain sound to musicals that I don't get (not often used in Disney Film) that is trying to morbidly tell a story.

They might in 1967, this was Archbishop McQuaids Ireland, with a clergy who were obsessed with morality and suppression of thoughts of even a remotely sexual nature. A book could be banned for the inclusion of a single word.

The Siobhan joke was a fairly pathetic barfly joke in it's day, shouted out by drunken celibates mostly. I much preffered the one about the boy who was worried about the profanity of saying the word under discussion, and asked his father, 'is Knickers a sin?' 'No' replied the oul lad,' but tights is a curse!'.

Cadburys hide a egg for someone special.

What feckin cnut is looking for an easter egg in god knows where when I can run to the shops in 5 mins up and back to get an egg for a few quid.

We'll probably never know, but it's as good a reason in 1967 as any. Oddly, anything went in London around then, the swinging sixties and all that, you could probably have sold a 'Durex' bar, while at the same time you would have had lot of puritanical influence away from the big smoke. Should have called it a Mickey bar here. That would have been such fun.

Yes, it's an interesting debate, but no point in getting our Marathons in a twist over it.

Now I've just seen a deodorant ad in which the various protagonists are all moving about while graphic text is overlaid on their nether regions with 'Bum' and 'Balls' and 'Marbles' and a few other slang words for areas of the body that the ad contends are emissive of foul odours, hence the need for their product. Is this also in the Andrex vein, that we should not be embarrassed of the smell of our unwashed arse, while at the same time, pile on the lynx or whatever the product brand was. I've only seen this ad once, it was really tasteless, but probably not odourless.

Stupid re-turn advert with groups of laughing young people all off to return their plastic bottles like it is a big social event.

Have only heard it on Newstalk so far:

Execrably irritating young wan ringing her Mammy to give her the big news:

"We're switchers!!"

"Ah that's great news love" in her best Irish Mammy voice.

Just shoot me now….

Beige flag ffs youtube and marathon off fresh

Not seen that yet, but the Keelings fruit one with the 4 denim clads doing that awful 90s girl band song with the didley eye dance steps. I hated it then, and the 4 wagons. Makey uppy bands

The woman who eats the strawberries at her desk is one of the original wagons from the girl group.

You'd think Aldi with all their money would insist on actors that can act a bit. They should sack whoever signed off on the thing.

"Oh look, a tractor". I keep hoping for the tractor to do a u-turn and run them over.

Oh yes, please, anything to shut up double chin and her 'there's nothing we can do' squeaking.

The tractor is illegal as it doesn't have a safety cab, or roll frame at the minimum. Death trap if it slips into a ditch or flips backwards if attempting to pull with too high a hitch point, or climbing a very steep hill. Odd thing is, these quads that are now so popular in the farming community are cabless and roll bar less, and have already killed a few people, just like the little antique tractors used to do.

@deezell and @Bogey Lowenstein I was at home and first thing my Dad point out to me "Do you notice anything about that tractor" … he's from D4 he should have been a Farmer!