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I really dislike the SkyBet advert with Jeff Stelling spinning about in his chair watching loads of football matches on these giant screens - he looks like a confused old man and I just generally can't strawberry floating stand gambling adverts, they're so gross.

Preezy wrote:I really dislike the SkyBet advert with Jeff Stelling spinning about in his chair watching loads of football matches on these giant screens - he looks like a confused old man and I just generally can't strawberry floating stand gambling adverts, they're so gross.

Unbelievable Jeff.

I really hate the Vision Express adverts with the mole because it just makes me think of Mark Francois.

Has anyone heard that new Purple Bricks radio advert with that klaxon sound effect

Also i have noticed more xmas themed adverts creeping in lately

floydfreak wrote:Also i have noticed more xmas themed adverts creeping in lately

Verisure house alarms have a new one out, and the acting is just as toe curling.

Vermilion wrote:Verisure house alarms have a new one out, and the acting is just as toe curling.

"Next door got burgled last night!"

"Oh dear, are they okay?" "That could've been us, better get an alarm fitted."

My wife noticed it originally and if that isn't a clear barometer of the state of this selfish country I don't know what is...

Dowbocop wrote:

Vermilion wrote:Verisure house alarms have a new one out, and the acting is just as toe curling.

"Next door got burgled last night!"

"Oh dear, are they okay?" "That could've been us, better get an alarm fitted."

My wife noticed it originally and if that isn't a clear barometer of the state of this selfish country I don't know what is...

I like to assume that when he says "That could've been us," he's unsure whether they were responsible for braking into the house or not.

The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

The countless gambling ads that 'suggest' if you sign up you most likely always win...

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

i saw that ad the other day and thought the same thing

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

I seriouslly doubt any minor celebs turn up at the door with a giant cheque.

Ironhide wrote:

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

I seriouslly doubt any minor celebs turn up at the door with a giant cheque.

Can't take that risk.

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

I seriouslly doubt any minor celebs turn up at the door with a giant cheque.

Can't take that risk.

Someone's knocking at the door...

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

I seriouslly doubt any minor celebs turn up at the door with a giant cheque.

Can't take that risk.

It is genuinely the reason I havnt signed up, I might give it a go but the thought of someone actually knocking on my doors makes it a hard no.

I did the postcode lottery for 3 years and the most i won in random draws was max 10 pound on 4 occasions stopped doing it a year ago and their is not many big draws in south of england and london region

Errkal wrote:

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

KK wrote:The latest Postcode Lottery commercial, where a group of people (that are actually celebrities, but are so minor league a couple of viewers per million may just about be able to name Jeff Brazier & that's it) have a fake conversation around the dinner table about Postcode Lottery.

The fact these people may actually show up at my house with a comedy cheque should I win puts me off playing, tbh.

I seriouslly doubt any minor celebs turn up at the door with a giant cheque.

Can't take that risk.

It is genuinely the reason I havnt signed up, I might give it a go but the thought of someone actually knocking on my doors makes it a hard no.

I've had more contact with Jeff Brazier when I haven't been playing the Postcode Lottery than when I have so I'm not worried about that. If they want me to sing Someone's Knocking at my Door, on the other hand, they can keep their money

Richard Ayoade selling his soul to HSBC in another cringy TV ad. A company known for laundering billions of dollars in drug money. Nice.

What makes it particularly cringy?