Awful adverts on TV at the moment...
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Lotus
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Ugh...Idris Elba is annoying enough as it is, let alone when he starts singing at me on the latest advert for whatever shite he's pushing (haven't watched it all the way through, so don't know what it's for) 
Pretty much all of the Christmas adverts are unbearable - all these companies trying to convince us to buy their crap products, with overly sentimental messages and veneers of pretence about how much they care about us. For some reason they always pick the most annoying people to voice or appear in the adverts as well, as if that will do anything but annoy people even more.
If you couldn't tell, I strawberry floating hate this time of year.
Pretty much all of the Christmas adverts are unbearable - all these companies trying to convince us to buy their crap products, with overly sentimental messages and veneers of pretence about how much they care about us. For some reason they always pick the most annoying people to voice or appear in the adverts as well, as if that will do anything but annoy people even more.
If you couldn't tell, I strawberry floating hate this time of year.
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Victor Mildew
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floydfreak wrote:Ironhide wrote:Cuttooth wrote:I'm glad someone else admitted to watching The Food Network before me to call that ad out.
Triple D 4 life yo.
*eats anything*
"Hmmmm, so flavourfull. You get the crunch of the lettuce, the softness of the bread, the taste of the sauce, the saltiness of the salt, and that filling is kick ASS!"
I wish I could forge a food travel career out of basically listing the ingredients of whatever I'm eating.
Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
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Chocolate-Milk
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Victor Mildew wrote:floydfreak wrote:Ironhide wrote:Cuttooth wrote:I'm glad someone else admitted to watching The Food Network before me to call that ad out.
Triple D 4 life yo.
*eats anything*
"Hmmmm, so flavourfull. You get the crunch of the lettuce, the softness of the bread, the taste of the sauce, the saltiness of the salt, and that filling is kick ASS!"
I wish I could forge a food travel career out of basically listing the ingredients of whatever I'm eating.
I saw a programme he did where a bunch of people were competing to become a new Food Network host, basically doing the same job as him.
I remember him advising one of the contestants that they should never, ever deal in absolutes when describing the food they're tasting, i.e "This is the best X in the state/country/world" because they'd get so much gooseberry fool from their audience if they disagreed.
That's probably why he avoids saying anything other than "That's money".
It was me, Dio!
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