It is handy mind. I nearly applied for a loan on it the other day by accident.scottishtv wrote:One I meant to gripe about is TSB referring to use of it's website or app as being "local banking on demand".
Adverts that irritate and entertain
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The Bold 2-in-1 advert where a teenage boy picks a box of liquitabs off the supermarket shelf and exclaims "Wicked!" to himself. The mum is also wearing some sortof fake Google Glass affair thing.
Truly terrible.
Truly terrible.
Barclays Digital Eagles and their "online tips" taken from 10 year old copies of Which magazine
All seemed normal until the "BOOK! BOOK! BOOK!" sound effect. Honestly sounds like it's been dubbed in for a spoof video or something, considering the volume of it is louder than the rest of the advert.
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The one on UK telly has a British voiceover, so it seems it's a global campaign - which may help explain why the 'humour' is so piss-poor.
That said, there's simply no excuse for the French version - where any likeness to the word 'woof' has gone completely. Someone needs to take that dog to the vet.
That said, there's simply no excuse for the French version - where any likeness to the word 'woof' has gone completely. Someone needs to take that dog to the vet.
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So it's been on a lot over the last couple of weeks, but I couldn't help but laugh out loud when I saw the new Pot Noodle ad for the first time.
"Success doesn't come on a plate". Nicely done.
"Success doesn't come on a plate". Nicely done.