Those cannibalistic cereals aren’t frosted mini wheats, they’re cinnamon toast crunch.
And they’re not Kellogg’s, they’re General Mills.
BRAVO! Now that was funny!
I knew a girl in high school–a lovely lady, a knockout even in her sixties–who once told me that sake tastes like dishwater. Durned if I can figure out how she knew…
This Subway guacamole commercial. No, people don’t just love saying the word guacamole.
I have to confess that I’m really enjoying the Snicker’s commercial with the Brady Bunch, Danny Trejo, and Steve Buscemi.
The new McDonald’s spokesman makes me want to punch my TV screen.
I don’t know if we could come up with enough good commercials to support a new thread, but I love this Sherwin Williams ad:
Probably ate a spaghetti dinner with you.
Haha haha haha haha… 
No, she didn’t, but her mother did… but that’s another story, and a very unhappy one…
This horribly sexist commercial for AT&T.
The husband is too stupid to take care of his kids and his house, so his wife has to use some AT&T thing to clean up after him while she’s on a business trip. The whole commercial could have been fine if they’d had him handle things himself using the app (armed the alarm from bed, closed the garage from work, etc.) But this is an annoyingly lazy stereotype.
Also, the current KFC commercials with Colonel Sanders are creepy. I know I’m not their target audience, but those are deeply offputting.
I hadn’t seen that one, but I agree - it’s awful. I really hate the ads that make men look like morons. Are they supposed to be payback for “My wife, I think I’ll keep her…”
The one they are showing now is a shortened version that cuts out what, imho, was the best part.
The new colonel is played by Darrell Hammond of SNL fame and, apparently, you are not alone in finding them distasteful.
When I first saw that I thought it was a joke, like an SNL parody of Colonel Sanders or something. It’s absolutely awful.
Oh, no wonder he looked familiar! .:smack: It’s still horrible though.
nm, ninja’d
Market all you want, dude, I hate the ad and I’m still not gonna eat there.
From the latest round of Aleve commercials:
I mean, really, is putting the same strength of medication into fewer capsules supposed to be some revolutionary new breakthrough?
Well, it is a different medication. Tylenol has to be taken every four hours, Aleve, every six. Taking more Tylenol won’t make it last six hours, and could be dangerous.