On the booking.com one Paddy McGuinness sounds like he's saying "fookin'". I don't mind it but it sets my Mum off complaining each time it's on.
My mum does tooOn the booking.com one Paddy McGuinness sounds like he's saying "fookin'". I don't mind it but it sets my Mum off complaining each time it's on.
I think we might be talking about the same ad.The current pot noodle one with the woman making slurping noises as she eats it. Why they think this is funny or appealing is beyond me.
Infantile in the extreme and insulting to any serious buyer. Pathetic & so cheap! Really wouldn't instill any confidence in that company.Ok this advert makes me both furious and creeped out in equal measures.
Please tell me what the actual duck? Would this make you want to get an extension from these bleeps?
Watched this earlier this afty amongst other YT ad crap for a possible work media/weird ads analysis project thing for next year and our lad walked in and shouted Toucher - apparently the big thing with him and his mates at the moment is to go through regional/local newspaper website finding the look who's been in court/locked up articles and play something called 'Teacher, Toucher, Terrorist, Tax Evader, Assaulter' - roughly tranlating to the crime the pictured person is convicted of.Ok this advert makes me both furious and creeped out in equal measures.
Please tell me what the actual duck? Would this make you want to get an extension from these bleeps?
(You have reminded me to buy deo - thank you!!)I can’t stand the Dove one about armpits.
They’ve changed the wording so they do exist now (I bet some twonk complained about perfect pits don’t exist). That’s annoying enough.
But, fundamentally, no one was really judging others armpits. Unless they stink, who the duck cares. Dove always pretends to be body positive, but this ad just shows they happily play up to insecurities to shill their product.
It’s deodorant ffs, I don’t need enlightenment, I just want clean armpits![]()
I was complaining to my partner about this very ad the other weekend. They're advertising is so 'pick me, we don't use conventional models to pretend we're body positive'. They're owned by unilever so you just know they don't actually give a tit.I can’t stand the Dove one about armpits.
They’ve changed the wording so they do exist now (I bet some twonk complained about perfect pits don’t exist). That’s annoying enough.
But, fundamentally, no one was really judging others armpits. Unless they stink, who the duck cares. Dove always pretends to be body positive, but this ad just shows they happily play up to insecurities to shill their product.
It’s deodorant ffs, I don’t need enlightenment, I just want clean armpits![]()