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Ad nauseam > patronizing moppets are the worst kind

So it is! Duly noted and fixed.


Sorry, life doesn't work that way. If you can't afford something, you shouldn't buy it, regardless of how great your self-worth is.
There was a credit card commercial about a year ago that had the line from the song "I want it all and I want it now" in it and I wanted to hurl things at the screen every time I saw it. What a terrible attitude to have.

I don't see commercials either. The only television I watch is the ABC which is commercial free.


But it's all part of the problem, and why we are in such a mess. Charge everything, it's OK really! Because you have so much time to pay it back, take your time.
Ads are fascinating. I can get obsessed thinking about them.
And don't forget the stupid husband! Either men are hot hunks with some T&A draped over him, or a stupid husband.

But if you drink enough, vodka is forever too.

Can we just talk about commercials in general 'cause if I see that commercial with the middle-aged black man wearing his baby's bib to eat a fucking McRib again, I'm calling Jesse Jackson, like for real.
ALSO. I talk about this on my facebook. Has anyone see the amazon commercial with the black grandma and her grandson? I'm really glad they didn't like, use any stereotypes in their commercial, so kudos to Amazon for that, but I really doubt that the little boy (who is like, 10, 11 tops) wants a Kindle for Christmas. If he does, then his grandma is his only friend. And that's not just black kids, that goes for any kid.

Also, I probably would have asked for a kindle when I was younger too, but I didn't have any real friends. Not as in all my friends are imaginary, but it was...ugh too complicated to explain with an iPod keyboard

I was the back up friend at school. Until the 6th grade.
And then the kids in my trailer park, they just liked me when I had new stuff. But I wouldn't let them play with my stuff, and they were like, "well, I'll stop being friends with you if you don't let me." and I was like, "Okay. Bye bye."


When you say gangs I have visions of teens roaming the steets looking for little kids to beat up.
Okay muppets in gangs beating up little kids.

Gangs make me think of Clockwork Orange and recoil in horror. I should have never seen that movie stoned off my rocker.
I think I saw that movie stoned too. I had to turn it off at the first weirdly violent rape scene.
Would you like to be, I have a rock here handy?
Sally wrote: "A rock here candy. A candy rock here. I have here a handy rock.
What?"
Larry said he hadn't been stones so I was prepared to help him out by throwing rocks at him.
What?"
Larry said he hadn't been stones so I was prepared to help him out by throwing rocks at him.
OOOOH! I was concerned you were offering him crack! I was also concerned that the term I used to use for smoking dope meant that I was smoking rock. Oh goodness, I think I'm tired.
I am VERY sick of the following types of ads.
1) (I mentioned this on FB the other day) "Poor you. You've only been volumizing your lashes, when you should be millionizing them." Oh no! It's true! But wait...why do both of those words have red squiggles under them? Could it be because they're made up words invented to make people feel like only your product can deliver the goods?
2) "Buy her this car. Because really, nobody ever complained that a gift was too big." Really? If Zu gave me a brand new car this month, I would be pissed off. We can't afford a new car, or new car insurance premiums. Yes, people complain that a gift is too big.
3) "Oh, you poor little woman. Are you scared by a widdle funderstorm? Step into my manly arms and I'll place a diamond on your finger." I just hate the guy's patronizing chuckle.