TV commercials that make you want to puke

Not sure that ED commercial are my least favorite but they are kind of funny. The guys with ED issues are all manly men; tall, thin, wearing a plaid shirt like a sweater over their tee shirts and they all seem to own vintage muscle cars. Their wives and girl friends aren't to bad either.

Pretty much I don't worry about ED, I'm fat, short, I never wear tee shirts with a plaid shirts with the sleeves pushed up to my elbows, my sports car is a 20 year old Miata. I guess those commercial are aimed at a different type of guy.

I do really enjoy the Carl Junior's commercials. I'pretty sure their commercials have something to do with my weight.
 
I hate the ones who try to sell your helpless behind something.

"Have you ever tried to make spaghetti and this happened?" (Spill spaghetti on dog, who runs around setting the house on fire)

Well the new strain-o-matic will make those pesky noodles a snap.
 
The snobbish "World's Most Interesting Man" nauseates me. If older men are the target audience, the add campaign failed miserably with me.
 
I can stomach most commercials but the first time I saw a woman peeling her feet like a russet potato, I realized that Stanley Kubrick was onto something.
 
The snobbish "World's Most Interesting Man" nauseates me. If older men are the target audience, the add campaign failed miserably with me.

I just wonder why the most interesting man when he drinks beer would prefer skunk cheap beer? Something doesn't compute.

Me, one of the members of the world's uninteresting men, enjoying some cheap skunk beer in Mexico...the only beer at the all inclusive resort. Sometimes you just have to go with what they have.

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The one with the woman strolling sassily along the wooded path saying "I'm only in my 60s, I have a nice long life ahead." Yeah, right, want to make God laugh? Tell him your plans.
 
Not sure that ED commercial are my least favorite but they are kind of funny. The guys with ED issues are all manly men; tall, thin, wearing a plaid shirt like a sweater over their tee shirts and they all seem to own vintage muscle cars. Their wives and girl friends aren't to bad either.

Pretty much I don't worry about ED, I'm fat, short, I never wear tee shirts with a plaid shirts with the sleeves pushed up to my elbows, my sports car is a 20 year old Miata. I guess those commercial are aimed at a different type of guy.

I do really enjoy the Carl Junior's commercials. I'pretty sure their commercials have something to do with my weight.



Have you noticed the guy's are much younger now than they were when those commercial's first started. :eek:
 
I will give you grouchy people some good advise that will make your lives much better. If you must watch TV record the programs that have commericals and then fast forward. I have never saw any of the commericals that are upsetting you people. That is my act of kindness for the day. :D:) Larry
 
I will give you grouchy people some good advise that will make your lives much better. If you must watch TV record the programs that have commericals and then fast forward. I have never saw any of the commericals that are upsetting you people. That is my act of kindness for the day. :D:) Larry

The Rob Lowe commercial I mentioned in the OP has been running during the football playoff's..I am not keen on taping the playoffs and watching them at a later time..;)

I like the Budweiser commercials with the Clydesdales around Christmas..
I like Fox news, but I have had it to here with William Devaney trying to sell me gold and silver every 10 minutes..
Also Fred Thompson trying to sell me a reverse mortgage..

Back in the day telephone solicitations for people trying to sell you siding for your house were abundant..I would always be polite and just say " I have a brick house "...The solicitor would say " Ah thanks" and hang up..:)
 
This is to easy - all of them but picked for special attention - the pharmaceutical commercials, the attorney commercials, and the fake doctor commercials.

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During football this year was a series of Dr. Pepper commercial with a psychotic stadium drink vendor, wearing a knee brace and flip-up sunglasses and a visor. Might've been kinda funny one time, but after multiple scenarios it was like nails on a chalkboard.

I did however, remember the product, Dr Pepper. Not favorably.
 
There is actually a commercial showing in my area with a husband and wife gagging as to dry heaving over their old mismatched furniture. I don't know what these people are thinking but this team should be fired for this one.
 

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