I'm partial to the odd Ginsters sausage roll, and the now apparently discontinued Roaster, myself.
Meanwhile, I'm particularly affronted by the suggestion that reading the Daily Mail constitutes an "upgrade".
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I suppose you could call it an upgrade if you were previously reading a steaming pile of turds.
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Jensen (cute as a) Button doing Head & Shoulders.
They've given him a very odd eye-line to deliver his lines to. Too close to the lens - and in some shots it looks like one eye is looking at you, the other looking for you.
Couldn't find it in English - so here it is en français.
But look here - they also have Sebastian Vettel (whatever that is) doing the same odd eyelines.
Do they have a gonk sellotaped to the hood of the camera or something?
They've given him a very odd eye-line to deliver his lines to. Too close to the lens - and in some shots it looks like one eye is looking at you, the other looking for you.
Couldn't find it in English - so here it is en français.
But look here - they also have Sebastian Vettel (whatever that is) doing the same odd eyelines.
Do they have a gonk sellotaped to the hood of the camera or something?
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Never mentioned it, but the advert for some new fragrance from Chanel or something, where a man is being interviewed, before saying he's not going to be who everyone expects him to be anymore, before walking out, is awful. They mainly show it in cinemas, but a TV edit appeared recently too,
The npower's Football Tariff promotional video annoys the football geek within for two reasons.
One: it says it'll give £45 towards a new shirt for an npower Football League team, but uses Cardiff City, a side that could end up in the Premier League (and by extension, not a Football League team and not eligible for the offer) next season.
Two: shows the Huddersfield kit from last year, complete with Mitre logo. Huddersfield will have an Umbro kit next year. Bet they were chuffed with that one.
One: it says it'll give £45 towards a new shirt for an npower Football League team, but uses Cardiff City, a side that could end up in the Premier League (and by extension, not a Football League team and not eligible for the offer) next season.
Two: shows the Huddersfield kit from last year, complete with Mitre logo. Huddersfield will have an Umbro kit next year. Bet they were chuffed with that one.

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Too American. And I say that as someone who thoroughly enjoys the country and a lot of its telly.Andrew Wood wrote:Oreo Double Stuff.
I just hate that ad.
But this doesn't speak to me at all. Or it does, but in all the wrong ways.
The last couple of M&S ads have been nice. Music from ELO (Mr Blue Sky) and one of the mixes of Meglio Sestera (It had better be tonight) from the lucious Mr Buble.
Lovely. and now on my spotify playlists.