Not just the “Crazy Scotsman” ads, or the “popped collar”, but basically I hate the slogan “Those who like it, like it a lot”. I don’t drink it, won’t drink it, and a few friends knew that if I am buying, you had better not order Keith’s. (I mean a pitcher of draft -I may have bought a bottle or two if I am buying a round for a bunch of people.)
Omg that just got me thinking. I believe I have found a commercially viable purpose in colonizing the moon. We build, and stay with me here, a spherical baking pan that uniformly covers the entire surface of the moon. After that is done, we pour brownie dough or batter or w/e onto it and it will be held in place by gravity. We place the moon in a giant oven and voila, a batch of brownies WITH NO EDGES! I deserve a nobel prize.
My husband is convinced that advertising is made for me. I’m somewhat suggestible. I’ll see a Whopper commercial and, before long, I want a Whopper. Usually I brush it off, but sometimes, I just can’t.
I own (or have owned until I used it up) a Snuggy (and like it!), a Magic Bullet blender, a Big City Slider Station, Oxyclean, Magic Putty… all of those I used and enjoyed. (Well, maybe I didn’t enjoy the Magic Putty per se, but it did work well.)
The Buffalo Wild Wings commercial that has been on during just about every time-out during the NCAA basketball tournament - the one where the bartender has the secret control panel to send the basketball game into overtime - has convinced me that I will never ever ever step foot into one of their restaurants.
I saw the Taco Bell shrimp taco and knew I had to have one. I thought it was the most delicious thing I ever bought at a drive-through window, and I’m going to buy as many as I possibly can before it inevitably disappears forever. (Replaced by something with hamburg, yellow cheese, and chili powder, no doubt.)