Mr. Pickles
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I noticed the newest version of this ad reworks the hipster's line "it's ex-tremely awesome" to the less obnoxious "it's awesome.""have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
I noticed the newest version of this ad reworks the hipster's line "it's ex-tremely awesome" to the less obnoxious "it's awesome.""have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
I actually like at one. But then, I've always kinda laughed at the people who camp out for days just to get a new phone."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
It's the start of it I don't like when it is on almost every ad break in the baseball games. I change the station by the 2nd deja.I actually like at one. But then, I've always kinda laughed at the people who camp out for days just to get a new phone."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
too much repetition can kill any commercial.It's the start of it I don't like when it is on almost every ad break in the baseball games. I change the station by the 2nd deja.I actually like at one. But then, I've always kinda laughed at the people who camp out for days just to get a new phone."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
I say guys, lose the toritlla, and share your ingredients with the world.
Great commercial."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
The thing I don't get about this one is the fact that the song is about how they gave up their relationship for the two story house and now they have the house, but they hate it and each other and they're completely miserable. That's not a terribly positive image.Can someone please shelve the GMC commercial with George Jones and Tammy Wynette singing about wanting a big two story house? I must have seen it 6 times in the first 30 minutes of MNF. Don't get me wrong I love classic country but subjecting your potential customers to thay type of torture is not Christian.
I love how the chef tries to talk about the "love" that goes into a Taco Bell dish when the dish we all will eat is processed in factories and put together by 17 year old pimple-faced twits who couldn't care less about the "love" of making Taco Bell because they don't get paid jack ####.I say guys, lose the toritlla, and share your ingredients with the world.
Dammit, was just going to post this. I've probably seen it 50 times now."Citi allowed me to bang Alicia Keys!""THIS...GIRL IS ON FIRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEE!!!"Oh hey, go on a spending binge and unwisely use credit and you too can meet Alicia Keys*!*- She won't like you any more because you use a special credit card.
They're a little late to the humorous auto insurance spot game. Geico and Progressive have this locked up. Norm looks old and desperate for a buck. He probably writes these spots too, which is a shame.I don't get what Safe Auto is attempting with these Norm MacDonald ads. It's like they blew their entire budget to hire him and had nothing left to pay someone to write the commercials. What a waste of a potentially hilarious spokesperson.
jesus I hadn't seen these. Terrible.Take Two...equally as bad.They're a little late to the humorous auto insurance spot game. Geico and Progressive have this locked up. Norm looks old and desperate for a buck. He probably writes these spots too, which is a shame.I don't get what Safe Auto is attempting with these Norm MacDonald ads. It's like they blew their entire budget to hire him and had nothing left to pay someone to write the commercials. What a waste of a potentially hilarious spokesperson.
That's outrageous.That is a great spot.Worst commercial going right now.
The worst commercial going right now."Guys, if you want to show people you're changing, show them you're changing."How profound.I love how the chef tries to talk about the "love" that goes into a Taco Bell dish when the dish we all will eat is processed in factories and put together by 17 year old pimple-faced twits who couldn't care less about the "love" of making Taco Bell because they don't get paid jack ####.I say guys, lose the toritlla, and share your ingredients with the world.
The stuff of nightmares.Additional de-merits for the autotuner use.
I was just coming in here to post that. Somebody likes that commercial? The guy's voice makes me want to jam ice picks into my ears. I don't even know what that commercial is about or who it is for because I change the channel instantly. Turrible.It's the start of it I don't like when it is on almost every ad break in the baseball games. I change the station by the 2nd deja.I actually like at one. But then, I've always kinda laughed at the people who camp out for days just to get a new phone."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
Old Norm was in Portland not too long ago and stopped in to visit with the afternoon sports talk guys (who are actually really good) and they said after he left that he looked pretty haggard...like slept on the floor of a stranger's bathroom floor sort of haggard. Lotta out of shape and not very sharp.They're a little late to the humorous auto insurance spot game. Geico and Progressive have this locked up. Norm looks old and desperate for a buck. He probably writes these spots too, which is a shame.I don't get what Safe Auto is attempting with these Norm MacDonald ads. It's like they blew their entire budget to hire him and had nothing left to pay someone to write the commercials. What a waste of a potentially hilarious spokesperson.
Think I remember norm on Letterman, years ago, and he mentioned that he doesn't drive.Old Norm was in Portland not too long ago and stopped in to visit with the afternoon sports talk guys (who are actually really good) and they said after he left that he looked pretty haggard...like slept on the floor of a stranger's bathroom floor sort of haggard. Lotta out of shape and not very sharp.They're a little late to the humorous auto insurance spot game. Geico and Progressive have this locked up. Norm looks old and desperate for a buck. He probably writes these spots too, which is a shame.I don't get what Safe Auto is attempting with these Norm MacDonald ads. It's like they blew their entire budget to hire him and had nothing left to pay someone to write the commercials. What a waste of a potentially hilarious spokesperson.
The parts harden after being shaped, of course.It's not an annoying ad, but it's a horrible ad. The ones for Dodge pickup trucks with the guy molding all the parts. How tough can the truck be if some guy can re-arrange it with his bare hands?
Great minds think alike.And so do ours.I was just coming in here to post that. Somebody likes that commercial? The guy's voice makes me want to jam ice picks into my ears. I don't even know what that commercial is about or who it is for because I change the channel instantly. Turrible.It's the start of it I don't like when it is on almost every ad break in the baseball games. I change the station by the 2nd deja.I actually like at one. But then, I've always kinda laughed at the people who camp out for days just to get a new phone."have you ever had deja deja deja deja vu?"
What marketing genius thought that was funny?
Had a roommate that started many sentences with that same inflection. He reminds me so much of that salesman.I have to admit this stupid
My link:walks into gas station:
"Excuse me. Is there anyone available to show me how to pump gas?"
The series has actually been pretty decent (except the Columbus on speedboats one) but yeah, the 2 guys at the end kinda ruin it. Instead of giving us fake Smother Brothers, go out and give us the real Smother Brothers.I like many Geico commercials, but those banjo players make me change the channel.
Everyone involved with this commercial should have a live honey badger shoved up their rectum.The Napa know how guy deserves to be punched in the throat.
Meh, it's just a Subaru...J/k.I didn't like that the kid's looked too old be doing something like that. 3 or 4 yo's maybe it's cute.Has anyone mentioned the car commercial where the kids wash the car with the windows down? I want to snatch those kids out of my television and beat the snot out of them myself. Instead, dad says "You missed a spot."