Even more adverts you despise

rubadub

Auld Jim Halpin wrote: »

I wish I had your level of tolerance!

Be thankful you do not have that posters apparent level of hearing loss.

waterford whispers had a thing on it

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2017/09/13/poll-should-the-government-intervene-and-ban-that-****ing-an-post-ad/

I wondered if it actually was above allowable decibel levels, or if they had manipulated the sound somehow to stay within legal limits, I heard of this been done by advertisers before, the sound is changed so it sounds really loud but technically passes tests. You would expect more from a state postal service.

The Specialist

First Up wrote: »

Its just a kid being excited opening presents. Get over it.

Its cute to their parents,I don't want to hear it every ad break.

First Up

I'll take it ahead of that simpering ain't nobody woman which is on far more often.

iamwhoiam

First Up wrote: »

Its just a kid being excited opening presents. Get over it.

And edited to the point of deep irritation . Thats not the kid screaming or she would have gone blue by the end note

iamwhoiam

Those coughing adds for Benylin . The fake coughing does my head in

fussyonion

First Up wrote: »

Auld Jim Halpin wrote:

I wish I had your level of tolerance!

The Specialist wrote:

It's not cute, it's not funny, it's highly irritating and.it has **** all to do with Christmas. Fail on every count

Its just a kid being excited opening presents. Get over it.

This is a thread called 'Even more adverts you despise', so you're in the wrong place.

First Up

iamwhoiam wrote:

And edited to the point of deep irritation . Thats not the kid screaming or she would have gone blue by the end note

Still beats the other one.

Fighting Tao

First Up wrote: »

Still beats the other one.

The chipmunk girl one?

First Up

No discussion allowed eh?

tylercheribini

The Gareth "I'm the only gay in the village" Thomas Guinness ad is doin another run.

doolox

I suffer from Aspergers syndrome so that loud intrusive noises actually can cause very adverse reactions in people like me.

I have been sorely tempted to pick up and throw the TV through the window when that wretched ad comes on, also the ad for car insurance with the car alarms and that wretched lady coming to a halt at traffic lights imitating a soprano, just noisy and messily noisy.

I believe that ads should be screened with people who suffer from aspergers before being aired on public TV, similar to the way that flashing images now have to be prewarned before broadcasting to allow sensitive epilectics time to turn off the offending item and avoid suffering.

First Up

doolox wrote:

I believe that ads should be screened with people who suffer from aspergers before being aired on public TV, similar to the way that flashing images now have to be prewarned before broadcasting to allow sensitive epilectics time to turn off the offending item and avoid suffering.

Have you considered turning off the TV?

fussyonion

First Up wrote: »

No discussion allowed eh?

Hardly a discussion when you told a poster to get over it for not liking the unbelievably AWFUL ad on a thread aptly named "Even more adverts you despise".
If you, for some strange reason like it, pop over to the Adverts we Like thread, yeah?

fussyonion

First Up wrote: »

Have you considered turning off the TV?

Why are you here in this thread if you have an issue with people not liking ads AS PER THE THREAD TITLE?

First Up

fussyonion wrote:

Why are you here in this thread if you have an issue with people not liking ads AS PER THE THREAD TITLE?

Good question.

Byee.

Hitman3000

First Up wrote:

Good question.

lol.

RabbleRouser2k

Who's responsible for that currently horrific ad with Jedward, Honey G, Wagner, and Sam 'pretty much blew her career' Wotserface.

It's absolute cack.

First Up

First Up wrote: »

No discussion allowed eh?

Discussion is perfectly fine.

Telling the other 99% of the thread contributors to get over themselves because you like the ad that is universally hated by everyone else, believe it or not may get you a frosty reception.

First Up

Deleted User wrote:

Telling the other 99% of the thread contributors to get over themselves because you like the ad that is universally hated by everyone else, believe it or not may get you a frosty reception.

Two posters = 99%. I see.

"Universally" hated- because you say so?

Good thread this.

Byee

Mr E

Back on topic guys. First Up - if you don't have anything on topic to contribute, stop replying to this thread.

First Up

Mr E wrote:

Back on topic guys. First Up - if you don't have anything on topic to contribute, stop replying to this thread.

I've been as on topic as anyone else but its not my problem if some posters get upset at opinions different to theirs.

Gone anyway - poor thread.

Ive said it before but I'll say it again. Boooking.com's "If you have to cancel, cancel! Most of of the time its free!". Most of the time. Most.

100% of the hotels I have booked in the past 12 months(About 4) have had a policy of charging you if you have to cancel. Either full price or a cancellation fee. So be careful out there folks.

my3cents

Deleted User wrote: »

Ive said it before but I'll say it again. Boooking.com's "If you have to cancel, cancel! Most of of the time its free!". Most of the time. Most.

100% of the hotels I have booked in the past 12 months(About 4) have had a policy of charging you if you have to cancel. Either full price or a cancellation fee. So be careful out there folks.

I knew I couldn't be the only one to be skeptical of booking.com's claims.

Auld Jim Halpin

That Fupping robot yoke saying "THIS CHRISTMAS" at the start of the Eir ad, really grinds my gears and I suspect that the robot was meant to be annoying and "memorable", terrible company, they put so much effort into ads and so little effort into their products, service or customer supports, if there is a hell there must be some poor souls doomed to an eternity of trying to deal with Eir over the phone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnxoymqLYPo

RabbleRouser2k

Auld Jim Halpin wrote: »

That Fupping robot yoke saying "THIS CHRISTMAS" at the start of the Eir ad, really grinds my gears and I suspect that the robot was meant to be annoying and "memorable", terrible company, they put so much effort into ads and so little effort into their products, service or customer supports, if there is a hell there must be some poor souls doomed to an eternity of trying to deal with Eir over the phone.

Watched my brother deal with them for an hour one night-and get absolutely ****ing nowhere. He had a broken phone (it's still broken) and was trying to get it fixed. Got put onto service representative after service representative-and no resolution. Finally he lost his cool, and just gave them hell of it for not helping, and hung up. He let the contract expire, and went to a different operator. The phone will probably get donated to envirofone or something.

764dak

These two annoying ads show when I watched primetime FOX on Sunday.
"computers were more like phones" "What's a computer?"

Really?

madmaggie

The Olay ad with "Jane". I think poor old Jane is looking a bit spaced out.

Ghost Train

such an annoying ad, song gets stuck in head

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt8K2juCzuc

Ralf and Florian

First Up wrote: »

I've been as on topic as anyone else but its not my problem if some posters get upset at opinions different to theirs.

Gone anyway - poor thread.

Good grief what is that Suzuki mess about? 5 mins long with two nobodies from X factor taking a suzuki test drive :rolleyes: (Although the girl is cute tbf)