OK dispand all advertising companies. I have a template that can be applied to every advert out there.
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My last review would beg to differ.
*smugs all over the place*
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:01,
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Can you come over to Germany and sort out the TV advertising here?
It's terribly 80's - in a bad way.
Toothpaste=Men in white coats and glasses standing in front of sciency things and charts
Yoghurt=Women explaing how they buy it for their children because it makes them shit
Beer=Laughing groups of vacant-faced 20 somethings enjoying gentle social gatherings
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:03,
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Toothpaste=Men in white coats and glasses standing in front of sciency things and charts
Yoghurt=Women explaing how they buy it for their children because it makes them shit
Beer=Laughing groups of vacant-faced 20 somethings enjoying gentle social gatherings
I get the right royal *fear*
whenever I go to any of the german offices. I expect bad 'wacka-wacka' porn soundtracks over everything they do.
Poor deluded fools.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:05,
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Poor deluded fools.
The best way to disagree with a German
is to ask them who won the fucking war anyway.
They think that's hilarious and novel.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:08,
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They think that's hilarious and novel.
I'm at a bit of a disadvantage there...
My native land was rather seriously occupied/bombed to fuck during the war, so that approach rather falls down.
I like the sentiment, though.
:)
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:10,
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I like the sentiment, though.
:)
If you don't I swear to god I'll do The Bad Thing again
And it will be YOUR fault.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:13,
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The most time I spend shouting at the TV is when the German adverts come on
Partly also because they have the volume so loud (usually about twice as loud as the programme).
And they last forever. In the UK you have time for a pee and make a quick cuppa. In Germany you could give birth and watch baby's first steps in the commercial breaks.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:08,
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And they last forever. In the UK you have time for a pee and make a quick cuppa. In Germany you could give birth and watch baby's first steps in the commercial breaks.
Check this out
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DJ2i01L_xY
Advert for price comparison website.
First part with the woman:
"Do you know where to get cheaper mp3 players? Would you like to know? At billiger.de - the big price comparison on the Internet."
I HATE THIS
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:13,
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Advert for price comparison website.
First part with the woman:
"Do you know where to get cheaper mp3 players? Would you like to know? At billiger.de - the big price comparison on the Internet."
I HATE THIS
as my father always described them:
Wilhelm Kostengunstig*
*Billy Billig
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:14,
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*Billy Billig
they do the loud advert crap here too
"OH LOOK THE ADVERT IS LOUD! I MUST BUY THIS PRODUCT THAT I WOULDN'T HAVE OTHERWISE NOTICED IF IT WAS AT A SANE VOLUME"
the shites
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:10,
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the shites
Yes
The fact that they are making me want to push white hot knives in my ears and get me reaching for the mute button is a sales technique I am unfamiliar with
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:15,
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It worked for <insert name of large swiss-based instant coffee manufacturer here>
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:33,
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Bless 'em RTL and Pro-Sieben (and a couple of others I can't recall)
were responsible for outlawing the video technology that allowed german VCR units be able to skip adverts when recording.
Cheeky feckers.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:12,
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Cheeky feckers.
ITV saturday night
is 5 decibels louder than the rest of the week.
FACT
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:15,
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FACT
yet another reason for disabling that channel
to prevent accidental viewing.
;-)
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:18,
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;-)
Don't think so.
If 3dB SPL is the smallest incrimental increase in volume a person can detect, 5 is not a very large increase at all. I'd say probably about 10.:P
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:20,
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I really fucking have those sodding adverts!
Laters in a long line of offenders is the new Sainsburys one.
I'm a woman and look what a wonderful, resourceful mother I am
I'm man I'm too cuch of a fucktard to find my phone and have a gay ringtone. Look I've just screwed up all my wife's hard work.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:02,
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I'm a woman and look what a wonderful, resourceful mother I am
I'm man I'm too cuch of a fucktard to find my phone and have a gay ringtone. Look I've just screwed up all my wife's hard work.
he'll no doubt get angry about it and punch her in the eyes later
:D
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:09,
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This, but you also have to come up with some bollocks sciency-sounding secret ingredient every time
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:00,
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yeh, it was shit
i had to blow the bloody thing up myself and everything, and the seams, oh! how they chaff my skin
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:09,
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I endorse this thinking
As Mrs Vagabond owns my balls, and keeps them in a jar, by the bed.
In resentment, I create adverts for hair products, and deliberately patronise her. Obviously, being a woman, she is fucking thick and understands nothing other than romance novels, so I use terms like "Strengthulum" because she'll vaguely recognise it from the word "Strength" but will be utterly bamboozled - yet simultaneously impressed - by the perceived Latin form of the word, and so will think the product too detailed for her to understand, but ultimately trustworthy, as it is clearly manufactured by people cleverer than her (ie - people who know "Latin").
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:02,
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In resentment, I create adverts for hair products, and deliberately patronise her. Obviously, being a woman, she is fucking thick and understands nothing other than romance novels, so I use terms like "Strengthulum" because she'll vaguely recognise it from the word "Strength" but will be utterly bamboozled - yet simultaneously impressed - by the perceived Latin form of the word, and so will think the product too detailed for her to understand, but ultimately trustworthy, as it is clearly manufactured by people cleverer than her (ie - people who know "Latin").
SEXIST!!!! SHUN HIM!:O
everyone knows you can't be sexist against men!
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:03,
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It does really piss me off the whole emasculated man thing
Man as comedy foil - ho ho ho look at the weedy man trying to do the cleaning! Look at the inept man trying to manage the kids! Look at the stupid man being beaten at his own game (ie - a computer game) by a woman!
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:13,
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I hope that man has a Lancashire accent
just to add the traditional comic touch.
So true, so woo.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:04,
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So true, so woo.
see, the thing about women is, well, I just don't understand!
HAHAHAHA
see what I did there?
:D
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:08,
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see what I did there?
:D
Oh no.
Man: Oh noes the dog has been injured. We're going to have to abandon him on a motorway as we can't afford the vets fees as we are poor and from the North.
Woman: Oh silly man, I am trim and spent the mortgage on my gleaming white teeth and you are scruffy and are infertile. I remembered it buy Fidocar pet insurance. You shall fumble to change a light bulb as I glide majestically down the street flashing my £10,000 smile.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:14,
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Woman: Oh silly man, I am trim and spent the mortgage on my gleaming white teeth and you are scruffy and are infertile. I remembered it buy Fidocar pet insurance. You shall fumble to change a light bulb as I glide majestically down the street flashing my £10,000 smile.
And I shall rant about energy savings in my comedy Northern accent
while my sensible, non-ranty wife shall mock me for not realising we have energy-saving lightbulbs, which I probably would have paid for and installed in the first place if I wasn't so generically clumsy in a manly way.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:19,
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exactly
There fucking everywhere and the only function I can see they have it to destroy a familys strong male roll and replacing it with various corporate ones just to sell more produce.
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Tue 24 Feb 2009, 15:23,
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I suspect they're taking the easy route of protagonist and antagonist
They can't both be right, where's the educational message in that?
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