didn't old navy have the commercials with the people dancing to retro music? those were great :)
and i agree ... the latest one is stupid.
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didn't old navy have the commercials with the people dancing to retro music? those were great :)
and i agree ... the latest one is stupid.
The Pizza Hut guy that keeps repeating "LAAAARGE for $5.99" is even worse than the "$5 foot longs" by Subway--by a mile. I HATE this ad!
Maybe you'd find HER finger, with the ring, in YOUR new Old Navy jeans pocket?:laughQuote:
Originally Posted by norealityhere;3384204;
I think my all time most annoying commercial is still that OxyClean guy and his yelling his message. Even my husband has grown to hate him and says he'd like to hit him in the mouth.:rofl
"Boost", of the underarm hair ad, now has an ad with a man carrying another, fully grown but smaller man in an infant carrier, the kind that lets the kid hang on the front of a person. Yuck.
I saw that one on tv just tonight. It was the first time I have seen it. I thought it was more "weird" than "gross" like the one with the armpit hair.
The new Quiznos commercial is just icky; the ' talking oven' is too weird for me.
I saw that last night for the first time. the only word I can use to describe it is- dumb. Just too dumb to be believed. Ranks right up there with the commercials a while back where someone always had another limp and seemingly boneless person hanging around their neck and riding on their back. I love cute commercials but some just make me go what the hell??Quote:
Originally Posted by queenb;3388762;
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This isn't really a character but those darn 21st Century commercials......... they are 10 times louder than anything else on tv. I have to run and hit mute because they are really loud!
Do you remember years ago when they made a law or whatever and the commercials had to be the same volume as the programs? Evidently that was only for a number of years and is now past that but I've noticed that all commercials are blaring out again. I hate that.