Would most definitely jackhammer it.Would bang, really hard
amirite?Yeah. YEAH!Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
This is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
Really? I'm not sure if I'd take the gig. I feel like the social consequences could outweigh the doughThis is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
You're joking, right? The only downside here is if the gig lasts so long you get type cast and can't get much acting work afterwards (see Izuzu guy from the 80s). Based on how different she looked in Mad Men, I think she can change her hair, put on some glasses, and walk the streets relatively unrecognized.Really? I'm not sure if I'd take the gig. I feel like the social consequences could outweigh the doughThis is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
For Flo?Really? I'm not sure if I'd take the gig. I feel like the social consequences could outweigh the doughThis is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
Also a very good point here, too.You're joking, right? The only downside here is if the gig lasts so long you get type cast and can't get much acting work afterwards (see Izuzu guy from the 80s). Based on how different she looked in Mad Men, I think she can change her hair, put on some glasses, and walk the streets relatively unrecognized.Really? I'm not sure if I'd take the gig. I feel like the social consequences could outweigh the doughThis is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
So your friends really only like you because you're a dentist? I get that some people (especially older generation) really identify their self-worth with whatever their occupation is, but it's a ####### job.Sweet hours, great pay. Sign me up.Really? I'm not sure if I'd take the gig. I feel like the social consequences could outweigh the doughThis is a stupid question. Of course most everyone would take the gig in a heartbeat.Dentist said:Here's a better question... would you want her gig?
I mean she's probably rolling in boatloads... no one knows her name, yet she has to be one of the more recognizable people in the USA if you watch even a little TV or read print ads etc.
How much would you need to make to make annoying commercials and have your mug all over print ads and other weird things?
I mean, essentially once the gig ends she'll be forgotten just like the Can you hear me now guy, or the sprint Trenchcoat guy, or Dude you're getting a Dell guy.
But how much would you need to make to feel comfortable making a public mockery of yourself like flo, or the sonic guys, etc.
:Xshe's young, rich, nice body, cute face and plays an annoying sales girl.
shes also not young.:Xshe's young, rich, nice body, cute face and plays an annoying sales girl.![]()
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I was trying toWell no question about it... that's not even up for debate.
Obviously the hottest pitch person is Hannah for the Direct TV commercials with her stupid horse... since she's a real victoria secret/SI grade model.
The question here more is.. how does Flo exists if she's almost universally despised.
Been day drinking, chief?she's young, rich, nice body, cute face and plays an annoying sales girl.
You know that's the point of the ad, right?Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
Yeah I get that. I will also never do business with Geico because of that ad, and the many others that suck that promote that company.Officer Pete Malloy said:You know that's the point of the ad, right?Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
InterestingYeah I get that. I will also never do business with Geico because of that ad, and the many others that suck that promote that company.Officer Pete Malloy said:You know that's the point of the ad, right?Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
wat????WhatDoIKnow said:She's got the wholesome, generic, perky, mother next door vibe.
Yeah, I only buy products if they have really good commercials. Pricing and quality are pretty low on my decision-making list.InterestingYeah I get that. I will also never do business with Geico because of that ad, and the many others that suck that promote that company.Officer Pete Malloy said:You know that's the point of the ad, right?Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
Seems a tad dramatic.Yeah I get that. I will also never do business with Geico because of that ad, and the many others that suck that promote that company.Officer Pete Malloy said:You know that's the point of the ad, right?Swing 51 said:Not as bad as that little #### Peter Pan from the Geico commercials. I hate that little ####er with a passion.
I'm sure you're not alone and I'm sure they absolutely loved it. That's one of the great parts about the campaign. Nobody talked or cared about The Messenger (some of you probably have no idea what I'm referencing) when Flo got a little stale a couple years in. I love Flo, I'm a little biased though.Annyong said:About 5 years ago, my brother and I got a little hopped up on bourbon and sent a strongly worded email to Progressive's marketing dept voicing our displeasure of Flo