Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up.
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The Ever Ready (or it might be Duracell, I'm not sure) 'recycled' battery advert where the kid puts a toy dinosaur into his magic recycling box and a real dinosaur trashes his house. It's not the ad itself, it's the fact it says 'fictionalisation' at the beginning. It's a f
king dinosaur! They're not alive anymore!?!
king dinosaur! They're not alive anymore!?! MissChief said:
The Ever Ready (or it might be Duracell, I'm not sure) 'recycled' battery advert where the kid puts a toy dinosaur into his magic recycling box and a real dinosaur trashes his house. It's not the ad itself, it's the fact it says 'fictionalisation' at the beginning. It's a fking dinosaur! They're not alive anymore!?!
I agree, it's very bizarre.king dinosaur! They're not alive anymore!?! Quoting my own post from above for effect on that one...
DaveGoddard said:
I really want her dad to turn to her and reply "If you're that desperate for a new laptop, forget arse-licking to me for my money, go and sell that guitar because you're fking st at playing it, and use the money to start fking saving up for one you annoying talentless little bint."
king st at playing it, and use the money to start fking saving up for one you annoying talentless little bint."
No Bend said:
AlexRS2782 said:
Blanchimont said:
The Fcccccccccking Ribena Advert!
Zibidoo, Zibidoo, Zibidoo, Ah.I presume the creators of that advert were high on something at the time as it's rather weird considering what it's evidently advertising.
Oh yeah, the Ribena one is at least different. Much better than ones like the new Toyota Auris with the lie detector. That's 2 annoying ads that guy is in now, although at least he's found an alternative job after the Enterprise adverts 
Off topic, but nice hog
Currently have 5 visiting our back garden on a nightly basis. At least 2 adults that have been around the past couple of years, 2 that are probably about a year or so old, and 1 very tiny recent addition in the last 2 weeks that skitters round the garden at full pelt, so he's been named Usain
They're certainly costing a fair bit in feeding them every night given what they consume with the mealworms, hedgehog food, etc, but it's well worth it to see them in the garden
Off topic, but nice hog
Currently have 5 visiting our back garden on a nightly basis. At least 2 adults that have been around the past couple of years, 2 that are probably about a year or so old, and 1 very tiny recent addition in the last 2 weeks that skitters round the garden at full pelt, so he's been named Usain They're certainly costing a fair bit in feeding them every night given what they consume with the mealworms, hedgehog food, etc,
but it's well worth it to see them in the garden Edited by AlexRS2782 on Tuesday 25th August 01:50
I like that Ribena add too.
My cats found a young adult hedgehog down the garden the other night. They weren't attacking it, just watching and showing off a bit. I got them in and left it some cat food, which was all gone by morning. Hopefully it's living under my shed.
There was a larger one last year in the hedge that was hissing like a snake at them. I never knew they did that.
My cats found a young adult hedgehog down the garden the other night. They weren't attacking it, just watching and showing off a bit. I got them in and left it some cat food, which was all gone by morning. Hopefully it's living under my shed.
There was a larger one last year in the hedge that was hissing like a snake at them. I never knew they did that.
AlexRS2782 said:
Blanchimont said:
The Fcccccccccking Ribena Advert!
Zibidoo, Zibidoo, Zibidoo, Ah.I presume the creators of that advert were high on something at the time as it's rather weird considering what it's evidently advertising.
Bank/building society advert with a small boy who waffles about his parents buying a house and then says "so they could have me!". But they didn't need to own a house so they could have you. Some people in the world do just have kids cos they want to, but yours just wanted you cos you are part of their conformist, middle class lifestyle plan and they obviously don't really love you.
I'll get my socialist coat.
I'll get my socialist coat.
Randy Winkman said:
Bank/building society advert with a small boy who waffles about his parents buying a house and then says "so they could have me!". But they didn't need to own a house so they could have you. Some people in the world do just have kids cos they want to, but yours just wanted you cos you are part of their conformist, middle class lifestyle plan and they obviously don't really love you.
I'll get my socialist coat.
They needed a house so that one of their parents didn't walk in on them arm in arm on the sofa watching TV.I'll get my socialist coat.
The shame of it!
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