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Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Fri 01 May, 2015 01.06
by Alexia
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".
It is handy mind. I nearly applied for a loan on it the other day by accident.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Mon 18 May, 2015 17.20
by scottishtv
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.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Mon 18 May, 2015 17.35
by Philip
Barclays Digital Eagles and their "online tips" taken from 10 year old copies of Which magazine

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Tue 19 May, 2015 02.35
by stu
I keep thinking they are warnings rather than shopping tips, from the way they are speaking - also why are Barclays moonlighting as IT teachers these days?

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Sun 28 Jun, 2015 16.11
by scottishtv

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Sun 28 Jun, 2015 17.08
by Philip
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.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Sun 28 Jun, 2015 20.52
by scottishtv
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.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Thu 02 Jul, 2015 19.43
by Sput
Shpock

It's not even a word.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Fri 03 Jul, 2015 10.42
by Pete
Sput wrote:Shpock

It's not even a word.
Shpock... this beer is not ready yet

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Sun 13 Sep, 2015 17.15
by Alexia
New TheTrainline / Trainline / trainline advert is.... interesting.

Re: Adverts that irritate and entertain

Posted: Mon 14 Sep, 2015 01.45
by scottishtv
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.