Absolute perfection.
I bow down before your greatness. All Hail Miller!
Between this
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**Fiveroptics’s **use of the word "cockhead " and ** Miller’s **brilliant post, I’m stifling the laughter so hard, snot is coming out of my nose
Thanks for brightening my previously very non good mood.
As for my hated commercial, there’s one for one of the cel services and the opening line is “It’s the holidays; a time when everyone wants to get on line, watch different programs, etc. . . " or something to that effect, and no matter how many times I hear it I can’t help thinking what kind of assholes bother to get together for the holidays if all they’re going to do is spend their time on line or on the phone?” I don’t know, it just strikes me as particularly anti warm and fuzzy.
(yes, I know people send seasons greeting and whatnot this time of year but this commercial implies it’s people in the same house doing it).
Better copyright that shit, Miller, because it’s so perfect I can see it appearing on every message board on the web.
That fucking commercial with the smug little creep who “saved thousands” on a turd of a Buick gets me every time. You paid $32,000 for that piece of shit that’s been sitting on the lot for months and you call it “saving thousands”? Whatever, asshole. And how does the “loser” neighbor save hundreds on a $40 stereo? Ugh, it makes me sick.
And now they have a GMC version. At least it doesn’t run twice an hour.
Yeah, that stuff is truly atrocious. It looks like someone said, “Let’s make a line of crap that looks like it came out of a gumball machine and costs about as much to make and then sell it for big bucks. The clueless rubes out there will make us millionaires!”
And if you can’t afford to buy your significant other some chunky charms or butt hearts (with or without brown diamonds) then the standby in the world of commercials is perfume. Which leads me to the fact that I saw my first Elizabeth Taylor perfume commercial of the season the other day. The very same one that’s been airing for the last 30 or 40 Christmas seasons. She’s dead now. I wish they’d let that commercial die, too. The only thing that saves it is that it’s mercifully brief.
It’s not about campaign finance. It was simply designed to make candidates personally attach themselves to the ad, discouraging them from running negative ads.
Obviously, it’s blatantly unconstitutional. You can’t tell someone what to say, and the government has no business trying to discourage certain kinds of speech like negative ads. Someone should challenge it in court.
It was part of the law that Citizens United overturned, so it’s no surprise there was other unconstitutional provisions in it.
Has anyone seen that Chanel ad (the guy diving into s swimming pool, while the shodow of an airplane moves overhead)? It is a classic.
Nice rationalization for not giving, relieving your guilt. ![]()
God I hate those Liberty Mutual ads too.
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I’m going to ask you to re-read the quotes above, where DrDeth comments, and I respond. Perhaps re-read them twice, then let me know if you require further explication of my intent.
I’m pretty sure hajario quoted the wrong person and meant to respond to DrDeth.
Great fucking work, btw, Miller.
As disturbing as it will be, I have to know what’s in the box. Panties? Condoms? KY His-n-Hers? Please sir, I just gotsta know.
Now that I’ve read the post I’m curious about the movie version. And goddamn those who watch the movie version of this post without having read the actual post!!
I haven’t seen it in several years but I always loved it. For Chanel #5 was it?
“I don’t want to set the worrrrrrrld onnn fiiiiiiire”
I’m totally ok with those commercials. They may be greedy capitalists, but they’re doing the right thing. By bragging about it, it puts pressure on other retailers to stop requiring people to miss Thanksgiving.
I have a cousin who hasn’t been to Thanksgiving in years. It sucks for him to miss it. It sucks that he’s not there. And it sucks to have to hear the chorus of “isn’t it awful” every year. That last sounds selfish, but it seems to be driving his wife batshit already.
The movie version is not as good as the post. The second sentence isn’t even in the movie and they changed “your tiny - and largely solid - skull” to “your tiny - and largely liquid - skull”. It completely changes the meaning.
God damn it, spoiler that shit next time.
Don’t forget about the surprise twist at the end.
Moreover, curlcoat could not be more wrong in suggesting that it “doesn’t make any sense to try to get money out of folks at a time of year when they are going to be the busiest and most cash strapped”. In fact, the year-end holiday season is precisely when charities do get the most money out of folks. As the nonprofit-evaluator Charity Navigator explains,
Why do appeals increase at year-end? Because the year-end holidays are a time of religious and moral reflection that inspire many people to reach out to those who are less fortunate. Less altruistically, but still just as important, donors need to make their end-of-year giving decisions by December 31 to qualify for a tax deduction in this calendar year. Knowing that, charities increase their solicitations and an increase in charitable giving occurs between Thanksgiving and New Years.