Worst/Best Radio Ads

That creep of a man impersonating a dog is back again.

Ads with fùcking sleighbells, ugh.

The old woman who does appliances delivered.

Jesus.

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

“Twenty twenty cash back! Twenty twenty cash back!”

It was fun when Bord Gáis did it with those cartoon bears but it’s quite irritating hearing this new one on the radio.

It was "50 50 cash back" with the bears.

But yes, this one is a poor imitation.

Delforno tiles on Cork radio, Sal is looking around the store and she loses her friend because the store is so big 5 years later and Sal is still lost in the store and her friend can't find her :rolleyes: They must be selling pretty ****ty tiles if she's lost in the store for 5 years.

Any ads with children with stupid mid Atlantic accents.

I'm liking the Love Irish Food one at the moment. At least the writer came up with an original idea.

fricatus wrote: »

Don't know the one you're talking about (did someone say it was like for an eco-mortgage or some sh1t?), but equally the spot that they had on during RTE's climate change documentary week made me feel like emptying my stomach: "We pledge to do more". As Mrs Fricatus shouted at the TV, "that just means you haven't fvcking done anything yet!"

You could also say the same about the energy providers saying that they have 100% renewable energy which is a bare faced lie

Del.Monte wrote: »

We do it in the toilet....Ugh! Who on earth thinks this creepy ****e is edgy?

Maybe he's the telephone man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MahswYBewb0

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Del.Monte wrote: »

Two non-pc Ads back-to-back on Newstalk: I've the most important meeting in my life but first I will 'play' with my Suzuki Vitara followed by burn Bord na Mona briquettes. You couldn't make it up.

Heard the Vitara ad today - and I believe that Suzuki have now surpassed VW in the "most moronic car ads" category. I've seem pics of the Vitara and it looks like a typical bland looking over sized SUV in a market already crowded by bland and boring big SUV's. If said driver was in the seat of a Ford Mustang with a 6 litre super sized engine then yes, I could understand him having a little play session before the most important meeting of his life but what sort of fun is he going to be able to have in that bloated over-weight monstrosity? See how many times he can roll that elephant by taking that sharp bend at 100kmh? Unless he is planning on making use of all that excessive rear space and hiring a load of "playmates" before arriving at the important meeting with messed up hair, shirt tails hanging out and covered in lurid red lipstick. At which point the other attendees at the meeting take one look at him and vote to sack this idiot.

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

The camel is back.......no need to say anymore.

Shytting in fields since 1897.

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Brendan Bendar wrote: »

The camel is back.......no need to say anymore.

I know - heard on the radio yesterday. And it is only the 26th of November. Now where did I leave that hammer and nails?

plodder wrote: »

Have no idea what connection there was between the song and the ad, but I was surprised the two lads hadn't heard of the song. A sign one is getting old I suppose ..:pac:

Equally surprised that a subsequent texter said it was the theme from 'Weeds'.
Like you, I thought the lads would know their protest songs, but I, too, am old.

Speedsie wrote: »

Equally surprised that a subsequent texter said it was the theme from 'Weeds'.
Like you, I thought the lads would know their protest songs, but I, too, am old.

It was used to good effect for an ad for “George’s Clark’s Amazing Spaces”, a show about small dwellings.

I guess the car ad is trying to say their cars are different to the rest. It’s a bit of a miss for me, nice little song though.

Has the goat been dropped?
Or maybe it got there and was chopped up for food

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Who are these kernts who go into Xmas mode on the 1st of November.

To be fair, it's nowhere near November 1st. We're less than one month to Christmas now, so get used to the onslaught.

Mr E wrote: »

To be fair, it's nowhere near November 1st. We're less than one month to Christmas now, so get used to the onslaught.

Actually MR E , the post was poorly written.

I meant those who were in the public who have internal lights up since 1st Nov, have wreaths on doors, some with Xmas trees up .. I have seen plenty in the first week of Nov.


Those kind of tools..:P

Jervis Christmas ad is particularly irritating.

All the barely rhyming doggerel attempting to imitate The Night Before Christmas.

The "elf" with put-on American accent.
Good Jesus.

Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?

Just heard it there.

Now all I need to hear is "Would m'lady care to dance?" and that's it. Christmas is here.