Brennans bread radio ads

Cormic · 10-11-2005 03:38AM #1

Is it just me or the Brennans bread ads getting a bit long in the tooth.

I heard one today going on about "Jose Moringo". The whole, says he, says I, rubbish is really getting on my nerves now.

Tiffany · 10-11-2005 05:15AM

One prefers the oral exctasy that accumulates from a Pat The Baker's loaf. It also saddens one when others sour their slices with virtual butter rather than the genuine composition of a cow's udder.

UnrealQueen · 10-11-2005 08:51AM

I absolutely HATE those ads! Why don't they ever change them? Its always the same voice, the same catchline thingy and the same "music"!:p

Beer is Life · 10-11-2005 08:58AM

Might have something to do with a little thing called tradition

Prior Of Taize · 10-11-2005 10:03AM

Beer is Life wrote:

Might have something to do with a little thing called tradition

Such as the time honoured tradition of making today's bread today? :rolleyes:

:v: :v:

strassenwolf · 10-11-2005 11:05AM

They are a bit dated now alright. There were some good ones over the years though.

My fondest memory of them was from a few years back when I heard a tape of a spoof of the ads. I don't know who did the voice, but it was a perfect copy of your man's voice. It may even have been him, taking the mickey out of the ads.

Basically it went as follows:

"I was talking to oul' Mr Brennan the other day, and I asked him what was the secret to the freshness, the taste and the texture of Brennan's bread."
"Well", sez oul' Mr Brennan, "why don't you just f**k off and mind your own f**king business".

c - 13 · 10-11-2005 11:09AM

Tiffany wrote:

One prefers the oral exctasy that accumulates from a Pat The Baker's loaf. It also saddens one when others sour their slices with virtual butter rather than the genuine composition of a cow's udder.

A fine portlaw loaf is the only one to have.

CombatCow · 10-11-2005 11:50AM

Tiffany wrote:

One prefers the oral exctasy that accumulates from a Pat The Baker's loaf. It also saddens one when others sour their slices with virtual butter rather than the genuine composition of a cow's udder.

Lmao, i nearly choked on my coffee thanks

:v:
CC

Prior Of Taize · 10-11-2005 12:00PM

Tiffany wrote:

One prefers the oral exctasy that accumulates from a Pat The Baker's loaf. It also saddens one when others sour their slices with virtual butter rather than the genuine composition of a cow's udder.

I would say your more of a "roysh Johnston, Mooney And O'Brien" gentleman myself. :rolleyes:

Tiffany · 11-11-2005 02:35AM

Prior Of Taize wrote:

I would say your more of a "roysh Johnston, Mooney And O'Brien" gentleman myself. :rolleyes:

Gentleman? One is taken aback by your suggestion that one is of a masculine being.

pred racer · 11-11-2005 03:24AM

No matter how bad they get, they will never be as bad as the Harvey Norman adds. Ill never get anything from there even if they are giving it away!!!:mad:

dundalk cailin · 11-11-2005 03:31AM

ah i agree!! try being from dundalk and hearin that bloody ad on the local radio :mad:

YeatsCounty · 11-11-2005 05:35AM

I like the Brennan's Bread and Harvey Norman adverts. I despise McDonald's ads though. I'm not loving them.

Brennans bread radio ads

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