Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)

[Cold]

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[waynecyclist]

The fruit juice one with stuck up brat

Robinsons I think

[iandc]

Cold said:

Hy

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Perhaps the cast should try Hy-dro-ch-lo-ric acid!!!

[anonymous-user]

Big Zuus
Big s

[cuprabob]

iandc said:

Cold said:

Hy

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Lur

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Ic.

Perhaps the cast should try Hy-dro-ch-lo-ric acid!!!

Nah, it's not worth it.

[J4CKO]

anonymoususer said:

J4CKO said:

Youtube adverts.

Just eating my Raisin bran, cue the dramatic music and someone pulling a big lump of crud out of a womans ear with tweezers.

And, Grammarly - How the hell does a grammar checker pay for millions of adverts like that ?

"This is Tyler"

fk OFF TYLER

Not to forget the vomit inducing version of "Nothing's going to stop us now" by a load of kids for Sky.

The Kids are Virgin actually
It's safe to say it's not made the best impression in your home

Lol, true, was cute once, every time you watch a video its vomit inducing.

[Bluedot]

Get it up there girls.

Simply no words.

[swisstoni]

I don’t know a lot of these ad references.
Pleased!

[AlexRS2782]

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

[Johnnytheboy]

AlexRS2782 said:

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

Every time I see it I want to shout "just plug it in while using it".

[Neil1989]

I mute the TV when either the 'Just Eat' or 'Perf with Surf' advert appear, the latter being unbearable!!

[droopsnoot]

Johnnytheboy said:

AlexRS2782 said:

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

Every time I see it I want to shout "just plug it in while using it".

Yes, me too. She's obviously got a laptop good enough for doing video chats, so a long extension lead would be plenty.

[Arun_D]

droopsnoot said:

Johnnytheboy said:

AlexRS2782 said:

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

Every time I see it I want to shout "just plug it in while using it".

Yes, me too. She's obviously got a laptop good enough for doing video chats, so a long extension lead would be plenty.

Also want the laptop for streaming "boxsets, films and tv series". I'm not sure I can make a decent enough distinction between the first and the last of those.

[LukeBrown66]

The desperate efforts of all companies trying to appear caring during the Covid thing, it just makes me laugh, we care, but hey buy this.

Goes from Own it, Keep it, Your rules, to we are all in this together, softly, softly, please think about buying this if you could.

[Johnnytheboy]

Arun_D said:

Also want the laptop for streaming "boxsets, films and tv series". I'm not sure I can make a decent enough distinction between the first and the last of those.

To be fair the word "boxset" when used to describe a TV series not in a physical box is enough to make me want to hurt people.

[Vickers_VC10]

Argleton said:

Big Zuus
Big s

[21st Century Man]

droopsnoot said:

Johnnytheboy said:

AlexRS2782 said:

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

Every time I see it I want to shout "just plug it in while using it".

Yes, me too. She's obviously got a laptop good enough for doing video chats, so a long extension lead would be plenty.

It is plugged in, on the bed. Her needs are clearly stated "staying in bed all weeked to watch stuff", this is completely ignored and a long battery life is recommended, nice, but not part of the brief at all.

Do the staff not fking listen to the customers?

[Radec]

21st Century Man said:

droopsnoot said:

Johnnytheboy said:

AlexRS2782 said:

Curry's PC World - new ad promoting Facetiming / zooming a staff member instore for help / advice before buying the item online.

Every time I see it I want to shout "just plug it in while using it".

Yes, me too. She's obviously got a laptop good enough for doing video chats, so a long extension lead would be plenty.

It is plugged in, on the bed. Her needs are clearly stated "staying in bed all weeked to watch stuff", this is completely ignored and a long battery life is recommended, nice, but not part of the brief at all.

Do the staff not fking listen to the customers?

I recognize the sales assistant from when my kids watch citv kids breakfast show in the morning on the weekend as she is one of the presenters.

So either they use actual staff in their adverts or they hire actors.

Either way yeah just plug it in or buy a firestick/Chromecast/Roku etc and just watch it on your main TV on the sofa.

[anonymoususer]

Radec said:

I recognize the sales assistant from when my kids watch citv kids breakfast show in the morning on the weekend as she is one of the presenters.

So either they use actual staff in their adverts or they hire actors.

Either way yeah just plug it in or buy a firestick/Chromecast/Roku etc and just watch it on your main TV on the sofa.

It's young Kerry Boyne

[Radec]

anonymoususer said:

Radec said:

I recognize the sales assistant from when my kids watch citv kids breakfast show in the morning on the weekend as she is one of the presenters.

So either they use actual staff in their adverts or they hire actors.

Either way yeah just plug it in or buy a firestick/Chromecast/Roku etc and just watch it on your main TV on the sofa.

It's young Kerry Boyne

Yeah that's her