Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)
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Cupramax said:
Escort3500 said:
Cupramax said:
Carol Vorderman looking like an advert for avoiding plastic surgery in the latest Sunlife equity release garbage. 
step away from the botox Carol 
Bet you still would though step away from the botox Carol 
not my type at all. 
LuS1fer said:
Cupramax said:
Escort3500 said:
Cupramax said:
Carol Vorderman looking like an advert for avoiding plastic surgery in the latest Sunlife equity release garbage. step away from the botox Carol
Bet you still would though step away from the botox Carol not my type at all. 
cuprabob said:
LuS1fer said:
Cupramax said:
Escort3500 said:
Cupramax said:
Carol Vorderman looking like an advert for avoiding plastic surgery in the latest Sunlife equity release garbage. step away from the botox Carol
Bet you still would though step away from the botox Carol not my type at all. Vauxhall appear to have dropped their part ex adverts (you know, the ones where they couldn't decide whether they wanted to offer £3k or £4k trade in depending on which advert you watched) with one with a guy pretending to be an MP offering a supposed "government incentive" with the discount being the equivalent of VAT / 20% if you buy a Vauxhall.
Did someone in marketing sit there and think, "everyone really likes politicians in this country and what they're doing (or not) at the moment, so let's create a crappy advert based around a fake one".
Did someone in marketing sit there and think, "everyone really likes politicians in this country and what they're doing (or not) at the moment, so let's create a crappy advert based around a fake one".
AlexRS2782 said:
Vauxhall appear to have dropped their part ex adverts (you know, the ones where they couldn't decide whether they wanted to offer £3k or £4k trade in depending on which advert you watched) with one with a guy pretending to be an MP offering a supposed "government incentive" with the discount being the equivalent of VAT / 20% if you buy a Vauxhall.
Did someone in marketing sit there and think, "everyone really likes politicians in this country and what they're doing (or not) at the moment, so let's create a crappy advert based around a fake one".
After due consideration, I still wasn't sure what they were offering nor did I much give a sh**Did someone in marketing sit there and think, "everyone really likes politicians in this country and what they're doing (or not) at the moment, so let's create a crappy advert based around a fake one".
Nationwide are now a terrorist organisation as far as I am concerned.
They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
swisstoni said:
Nationwide are now a terrorist organisation as far as I am concerned.
They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
Nationwide have by far the worst adverts on TV. They are consistently sh*te. They should either fire their advertising agency, or the senior management who OK the ads, or preferably both. I would never use Nationwide purely on the quality (or lack of) of their TV ads.They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
iandc said:
swisstoni said:
Nationwide are now a terrorist organisation as far as I am concerned.
They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
Nationwide have by far the worst adverts on TV. They are consistently sh*te. They should either fire their advertising agency, or the senior management who OK the ads, or preferably both. I would never use Nationwide purely on the quality (or lack of) of their TV ads.They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
hes to and even worse stand up pricks.However I have recently switched banks to them - I do hope they realise it was for the £200 and not the
s on their ads !!!SGirl said:
Meerkats. Now stupid baby ones as well! Just make it stop, please. I will never, ever go anywhere near that website as a result of their ridiculous, infantile advertising.
The young ones aren't new, are they? Didn't they abandon them in the wild a few years ago, or am I imagining that?Sixt.
What is actually going on in these adverts?
Couple parked up in hirecar clearly looking for a bit of dogging and some chap in the bushes comes out performing a variety of skits for some unknown purpose only to be told how much their rental was and then they drive off!
And if you’re in a position to tell some weirdo how much you paid, you never say from £49, you say it costs £49 a day.
Weird as fk. although she is quite fit
What is actually going on in these adverts?
Couple parked up in hirecar clearly looking for a bit of dogging and some chap in the bushes comes out performing a variety of skits for some unknown purpose only to be told how much their rental was and then they drive off!
And if you’re in a position to tell some weirdo how much you paid, you never say from £49, you say it costs £49 a day.
Weird as f
k. although she is quite fitJasey_ said:
iandc said:
swisstoni said:
Nationwide are now a terrorist organisation as far as I am concerned.
They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
Nationwide have by far the worst adverts on TV. They are consistently sh*te. They should either fire their advertising agency, or the senior management who OK the ads, or preferably both. I would never use Nationwide purely on the quality (or lack of) of their TV ads.They have some ‘stand ups’ doing bits about how useless they are with money.
And with enthusiastic canned laughter where a polite smile might have been a more likely audience response.
How people will deal these on repeat is beyond me.
hes to and even worse stand up pricks.However I have recently switched banks to them - I do hope they realise it was for the £200 and not the
s on their ads !!!k me their ads are complete ste!!!! 
I wouldn't sign up to them for a lousy fking £200!!!Oh, & I saw some ad for verruca treatment - yet another 'typical' British family featuring a white dad & black mother. FFS!
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