Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
My favourite advert at the moment is the male holidaymaker whose luggage full of Heinz Beans has got lost enroute and ruined his entire holiday before it begins. Curled up on the bed in tears, unable to sing at the karaoke and too upset to go snorkelling seems to crack me up each time.
god I hate that one! The only one I like at the mo is the Cadburys one with the girl buying some chocolate for her mum.
The plenish shots advert with the two women mincing about in the kitchen. The ad is bad enough but the unfunny script has had abysmal canned laughter added. On the plus side, one of the women looks a bit like a blonde Gemma Arterton.
The most annoying at the moment for me are the Haribo ones where the policemen speak in high voices or another one with two men in a boat also speaking in high voices.
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
well it was their own adverts that taught us how to mispronounce them in the first place
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
Hahahaha such hilarious satire! You could have your own sketch column in the Guardian you absolute card!
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
Hahahaha such hilarious satire! You could have your own sketch column in the Guardian you absolute card!
have you misspelled the last word?
It really grates on the radio, I wince when Dasha/Hoondi/or especially Sckoda come on.
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
Hahahaha such hilarious satire! You could have your own sketch column in the Guardian you absolute card!
have you misspelled the last word?
It really grates on the radio, I wince when Dasha/Hoondi/or especially Sckoda come on.
Same, it's not really something to focus on in a campaign. I don't care what you call me if you buy my product. It's a really weird thing to focus on as a business.
Ian Botham and his leg vibrator. Pure Cremation and their sad and lonely send off pitch. Sun Life when you die insurance (but you do get some M&S vouchers). Fairy Non-Bio washing detergent with that incredibly annoy Irish women with her children all wrapped up in white clothes in a white room, as if. I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
Ian Botham and his leg vibrator. Pure Cremation and their sad and lonely send off pitch. Sun Life when you die insurance (but you do get some M&S vouchers). Fairy Non-Bio washing detergent with that incredibly annoy Irish women with her children all wrapped up in white clothes in a white room, as if. I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
Ian Botham and his leg vibrator. Pure Cremation and their sad and lonely send off pitch. Sun Life when you die insurance (but you do get some M&S vouchers). Fairy Non-Bio washing detergent with that incredibly annoy Irish women with her children all wrapped up in white clothes in a white room, as if. I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
I think the charity ads that target older people, who may feel lonely, to add their charity in their will are completely immoral.
Ian Botham and his leg vibrator. Pure Cremation and their sad and lonely send off pitch. Sun Life when you die insurance (but you do get some M&S vouchers). Fairy Non-Bio washing detergent with that incredibly annoy Irish women with her children all wrapped up in white clothes in a white room, as if. I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
I forgot that one.
who the hell is she, it comes across as though we should know her- and that other Irish woman who nicks the persons biscuit cant remember what shes bleeding flogging.
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
Hahahaha such hilarious satire! You could have your own sketch column in the Guardian you absolute card!
have you misspelled the last word?
It really grates on the radio, I wince when Dasha/Hoondi/or especially Sckoda come on.
Same, it's not really something to focus on in a campaign. I don't care what you call me if you buy my product. It's a really weird thing to focus on as a business.
They're trying to build memorability. These posts suggest it worked.
Adverts when they tell you how they say their bloody name ie Fage yogurt is pronounced fayer, and Skoda is SKoda, and Ikea is Ekeya, fuck off. If you don't like how we say your name change it or don't advertise it.
Hyundai too. Bizarrely pronounced as Hoondai in its US adverts, presumably to keep the number of syllables manageable for the yanks. Make your bloody minds up.
Yeah. Bleedin' Johnny Foreigners and their pronunciations of their their own words in their own language. Thank god for Brexit so we don't have to put up with all of that nonsense anymore.
Hahahaha such hilarious satire! You could have your own sketch column in the Guardian you absolute card!
have you misspelled the last word?
It really grates on the radio, I wince when Dasha/Hoondi/or especially Sckoda come on.
Same, it's not really something to focus on in a campaign. I don't care what you call me if you buy my product. It's a really weird thing to focus on as a business.
They're trying to build memorability. These posts suggest it worked.
Not something i hate and i guess it's not been seen by many in the UK, but in terms of being absolutely terrible this advert is hard to beat. Fuck knows how much they had to pay him to be in this absolute mess.
Ian Botham and his leg vibrator. Pure Cremation and their sad and lonely send off pitch. Sun Life when you die insurance (but you do get some M&S vouchers). Fairy Non-Bio washing detergent with that incredibly annoy Irish women with her children all wrapped up in white clothes in a white room, as if. I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
I forgot that one.
who the hell is she, it comes across as though we should know her- and that other Irish woman who nicks the persons biscuit cant remember what shes bleeding flogging.
Just remembered Verisure. Oh and I hate Alison Hammonds voice for Wren kitchens!
Not something i hate and i guess it's not been seen by many in the UK, but in terms of being absolutely terrible this advert is hard to beat. Fuck knows how much they had to pay him to be in this absolute mess.
They are putting their adverts out there so you remember them. Some find them annoying some are interested, but the fact that you remember them is what they are trying to achieve The fact you are moaning about them on here means others who have not seen them are made aware of them The advertiser's are winning
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”Muffin me”
”Mist me”
Kill me.
On the plus side, one of the women looks a bit like a blonde Gemma Arterton.
The most annoying at the moment for me are the Haribo ones where the policemen speak in high voices or another one with two men in a boat also speaking in high voices.
Verisure ads with Angela Scanlon
Staysure Travel Insurance with Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam and Paul Macginlay, surely you're not that desperate for money?
It really grates on the radio, I wince when Dasha/Hoondi/or especially Sckoda come on.
"I don't"
I had covid the other week and had plenty of day time TV, its soul destroying, covid is much more interesting.
The fact you are moaning about them on here means others who have not seen them are made aware of them
The advertiser's are winning