Nominate this season's worse tv commercial
#91
This one is disgusting to me, too. I understand there was some controversy over it when it first came out. At least the men one are clothed. Not like the ones with women almost naked. Is anybody else tired of seeing so much "cleavage"? It's beyond cleavage now though. They wonder why there are so many sex crimes.
#93
I absolutely detest any commercial (or TV show or movie) that makes men out to be "idiots". I find them offensive. You've all seen these...the men can't do anything right or are made to appear stupid. The men I know are not idiots, nor are they stupid.
Anita
P.S. I have Netflix as my primary TV station (internet TV) and there are absolutely NO commercials of any kind - just uncut movies and tv shows. Hulu does have commercials, though.
Anita
P.S. I have Netflix as my primary TV station (internet TV) and there are absolutely NO commercials of any kind - just uncut movies and tv shows. Hulu does have commercials, though.
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#95
WHO is buying all of these cars as Christmas presents?
#97
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ANY Craftsman ad - they are all still pro-USA, yet their products are NOT US made. Read the packages, they are made in China same as most tools.
Home Depot/Lowes/Menards - the big box home improvement stores. Seriously, so many wind up running ads that imply women can't do a darn thing to fix their homes. Hate, hate, hate! I will ONLY shop at my locally owned Ace stores, there is one about a half mile from me. There's a young lady (early/mid 20s by my guess) who works at least on Sundays, I always see her there. She knows more on home improvement and repair than most men her age. Her father works there also, and you can see she learned well from him. It's hilarious to watch the young guys walk in and refuse to be helped by Amanda since girls know nothing, yet the experienced guys will ask for her!
Home Depot/Lowes/Menards - the big box home improvement stores. Seriously, so many wind up running ads that imply women can't do a darn thing to fix their homes. Hate, hate, hate! I will ONLY shop at my locally owned Ace stores, there is one about a half mile from me. There's a young lady (early/mid 20s by my guess) who works at least on Sundays, I always see her there. She knows more on home improvement and repair than most men her age. Her father works there also, and you can see she learned well from him. It's hilarious to watch the young guys walk in and refuse to be helped by Amanda since girls know nothing, yet the experienced guys will ask for her!
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Daddy also bought a 65 restored Mustang for oldest daughter when she was 16 and a 68 Mustang for youngest daughter when she was 16--both for Christmas. Oldest still has hers, though it need a major restoration. If I ever win the lottery, 1st thing to be spent will be restoration of it. She drives a 2005 Mustang during the summer--just doesn't compare to the 65 though.
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