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Commercials that irritate/make you wanna..

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The Southwest (i think) commercial where they are in court and have an "actual family" as a plaintiff against a big airline that charged them for transferring their tickets to a different day because the girl broke her leg.

Grammy and grampy? WTF people? Can you look/sound any more hickish?

Ugh.
 
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SloopyHangOn;1855213; said:
I understand all of the connotations of "Roll Tide" except for the one where the teenagers are in the car and the girls dad comes to the door. I can't quite figure out how it fits there.
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I think it's code ...

HIM: "Honey that rubber thing just burst again"

HER: "Roll Tide"
 
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OregonBuckeye;1861490; said:
Those coors light coach commercials. They ask boring questions and use boring sound bites. Just lame. Too bad because the idea has potential.
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I loved those commercials last year. This year it's clear that it's run it's course. I think it would be cool to do a Bobby Knight episode before they kill this series though.
 
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3074326;1852383; said:
I like how Miller Lite thinks it's a good beer, too.

Thanks to their commercials, I'll associate Miller Lite with condescending bitches, dudes in speedos, tight pants, momma's boys and dragon clothes. Mission accomplished..?
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So the bottle pours the beer in a helical pattern. So the fuck what? I'm drinking beer, not making a short feature film for the attention-deficit-disordered.

Miller has consistently produced advertisements that I cannot imagine will sell product to anyone with IQ above about 73.
 
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MaxBuck;1870748; said:
Miller has consistently produced advertisements that I cannot imagine will sell product to anyone with IQ above about 73.
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High Life ads are usually good.

Besides, in this country you could probably lead in market share selling canned piss to people with Forrest Gump IQs.
 
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Chrysler Town and Country commercial where the woman driving whispers the entire promo. Nails scratching a chalkboard do not phase me. Whispering commercials irritate the hell out of me.
 
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