Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)
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Had to have a bit of a laugh at the Tesco Christmas ad saying how Christmas is for everyone & everyone's welcome. I wonder if the people who were sold the dodgy turkey's last year will feel that way 
Oh, and the new Kia Ceed advert has a decent level of cringeworthiness to it courtesy of the narration.
Buy a Kia, pick up your mates and show off reverse parking with no hands, then go out partying with them, bump into a woman, shag woman, get her pregnant, wait 9 months for her to drop the sprog, then wait another year and buy a Kia estate to go alongside the Ceed he started out with
Oh, and the new Kia Ceed advert has a decent level of cringeworthiness to it courtesy of the narration.
Buy a Kia, pick up your mates and show off reverse parking with no hands, then go out partying with them, bump into a woman, shag woman, get her pregnant, wait 9 months for her to drop the sprog, then wait another year and buy a Kia estate to go alongside the Ceed he started out with
Edited by AlexRS2782 on Thursday 8th November 22:33
Old Man Fred said:
There seems to be a new radio ad out that says "wouldn't it be great if you could cut out all the fuss of comparing your energy supplier, well now you can with our new website"
i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
I may be wrong but I think the difference is that they will automatically put you on the cheapest deal each year.i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
cuprabob said:
Old Man Fred said:
There seems to be a new radio ad out that says "wouldn't it be great if you could cut out all the fuss of comparing your energy supplier, well now you can with our new website"
i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
I may be wrong but I think the difference is that they will automatically put you on the cheapest deal each year.i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
FourWheelDrift said:
cuprabob said:
Old Man Fred said:
There seems to be a new radio ad out that says "wouldn't it be great if you could cut out all the fuss of comparing your energy supplier, well now you can with our new website"
i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
I may be wrong but I think the difference is that they will automatically put you on the cheapest deal each year.i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
cuprabob said:
FourWheelDrift said:
cuprabob said:
Old Man Fred said:
There seems to be a new radio ad out that says "wouldn't it be great if you could cut out all the fuss of comparing your energy supplier, well now you can with our new website"
i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
I may be wrong but I think the difference is that they will automatically put you on the cheapest deal each year.i can't remember what it is called, but there are already half a dozen websites that have been doing that for 5 years.
Same principle with the contactless one mentioned earlier, anyone that hasn't heard of contactless is probably not going to be using it
over_the_hill said:
The EE advert with Mitchell and Bacon - more so the fantasy football daughter
"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
I mentioned the advert earlier in this thread, why would you take your kids anywhere and waste money for them to spend all the time on their phones!"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
Saleen836 said:
over_the_hill said:
The EE advert with Mitchell and Bacon - more so the fantasy football daughter
"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
I mentioned the advert earlier in this thread, why would you take your kids anywhere and waste money for them to spend all the time on their phones!"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
Antony Moxey said:
Saleen836 said:
over_the_hill said:
The EE advert with Mitchell and Bacon - more so the fantasy football daughter
"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
I mentioned the advert earlier in this thread, why would you take your kids anywhere and waste money for them to spend all the time on their phones!"cheers dad - I've just switched out my captain"
Who talks like that ?
So many adverts start with a false premise that just doesn't make any sense if you think about it (Yes, I know that's where I'm going wrong!).
Greg from the Halifax rings to say he's got your new debit card, then delivers it by hand.
My bank efficiently delivers my new debit card directly to me, in the post, from a central processing point, unlike the Halifax, who seem to be putting layers of unnecessary delay into the equation by delivering it to your local branch, who then call you to say they have it, and then you have to wait for the f
kers to bring it over to you too.
Greg from the Halifax rings to say he's got your new debit card, then delivers it by hand.
My bank efficiently delivers my new debit card directly to me, in the post, from a central processing point, unlike the Halifax, who seem to be putting layers of unnecessary delay into the equation by delivering it to your local branch, who then call you to say they have it, and then you have to wait for the f
kers to bring it over to you too.Edited by Balmoral on Monday 12th November 16:34
Balmoral said:
So many adverts start with a false premise that just doesn't make any sense if you think about it (Yes, I know that's where I'm going wrong!).
Greg from the Halifax rings to say he's got your new debit card, then delivers it by hand.
My bank efficiently delivers my new debit card directly to me, in the post, from a central processing point, unlike the Halifax, who seem to be putting layers of unnecessary delay into the equation by delivering it to your local branch, who then call you to say they have it, and then you have to wait for the fkers to bring it over to you too.
if they actually do this, then it's a potential personal data governance violation and a risk to the customer. Greg from the Halifax rings to say he's got your new debit card, then delivers it by hand.
My bank efficiently delivers my new debit card directly to me, in the post, from a central processing point, unlike the Halifax, who seem to be putting layers of unnecessary delay into the equation by delivering it to your local branch, who then call you to say they have it, and then you have to wait for the f
kers to bring it over to you too.Edited by Balmoral on Monday 12th November 16:34
Every single one.
Product is no longer the main issue, politics & championing minorities & causes is, witness having diversity continuously rammed down our throats. Now at its height as we move towards Christmas.
The same with most TV adverts. & programmes these days. Suddenly a good book or listening to music is so liberating
Product is no longer the main issue, politics & championing minorities & causes is, witness having diversity continuously rammed down our throats. Now at its height as we move towards Christmas.
The same with most TV adverts. & programmes these days. Suddenly a good book or listening to music is so liberating
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