IRRITATING ADS

tidyscatemum you have hit the nail right on the head. Bloody mixed race families, sodding American thing

I feel guilty for getting so irritated at it, but the Cancer Research ads where they keep saying REEsearch instead of reSEARCH, really winds me up.
And yes, I know it’s an accepted pronunciation now, but I still hate it!
(When I’m a dictator, anyone who says it will of course be thrown into a rat-infested dungeon, along with everyone else who irritates me. ??)

What about the one for the mens boxer shorts with the super glide panels to prevent chub rub. As if the sight of the guy standing posing in them isn’t nauseating enough we are told that they come with a full money back guarantee if not fully satisfied. I wonder if staff in the customer returns dept wear hazmat suits ?

The one with the Italian woman with the donkey on her back. Looks as if it’s sha—ing her. The Listerine ad with the Scottish donkey. The people who are eating burgers which appear to give them orgasms. The burglar alarm one where a dumb sounding woman tells her neighbour how easy it is to get one fitted. The ads for boxes of fresh ingredients delivered to your door with recipes. Incontinence ads showing leaky ladies in their knickers.

Oh my goodness there are lots of adverts that really irritate me for instance the Nationwide one with interminably boring monologue. What is the blooming point of it. It would put me off banking with Nationwide. Thank goodness for the mute button!

The thing is, though, everyone can remember the irritating ads.
Job done!

Practically all of them. They are obviously not trying to sell their goods to me, all appear to be aimed at multi racial families and weirdos.

Where to start -funeral plans .
Sometimes they are back to back -depressing for my poor bed ridden father .

Products endorsed by Eamoinn Holmes and Carol Vorderman and those hard sell Dormeo Octosmart ads that go on and on and on ...

Daisy, daisy daisy.

and

The woman who screams hysterically 'No nappies' - and then round comes the home delivery chap with a bag of nappies.

Practically all of them. At least it's an opportunity to make a cup of tea or disappear to the bathroom or pour another glass. When watching Netflix I have to pause or with the BBC take a chance and hope that my DH can fill me in.

Showing mixed race families on adverts is part of a woke agenda?... It couldn't reflect the fact that lots of people actually belong to mixed families? Me, for a start.

As for annoying ads, Daisy, Daisy, Daisy is so incredibly irritating.

Chestnut

Paperbackwriter

tidyskatemum

All of them - because they unfailingly feature a mixed race family with a white woman and black man and indeterminate children.

That's a weird one to have a problem about, isn't it? What's wrong with mixed race?

I'd say because it's part of their woke agenda which is always annoying.

I agree. It's the woke agenda that is so annoying and contrived.
I'm another one can't stand bloomin' Daisy, Daisy etc but the worst ads to my way of thinking are the bank ads where they purport to be our friends and look after us . Hell's teeth they are closing all the branches so it is impossible to get in to see someone face to face and when you phone up there are so many options to press that you lose the will to live.

The M&Ms ad where a woman's in bed with an M&M and the other M&M pops out and says " Scott's home early". Creepy beyond words.
The duracell one ( maybe not on now), where the family are watching TV and filming of animals mating comes on. They scrabble about for the remote to put it off in a panic when the remote doesn't seem to work. The advert was showing that if you have duracell batteries in the remote they will last longer, but the message looked to be that anything about sex is taboo and children shouldn't see it! It was on around teatime, so it is telling children parents find sex embarrassing and even animals mating shouldn't be watched or discussed under any circumstances. I actually complained to them about it ( as a former biology/maths teacher).

Cancer Research UK and McDonalds. Awful.

pat222^. Yuk that sounds revolting

As soon as they come on I mute them. If OH has the remote and I hear that horrible one with adults talking like children I scream at him to mute it. Absolutely hate that ad.

The ear wax advert, they always show it at meal times, it makes me feel so sick, whoever has that much ear wax would need more than that product could solve, I think they would need an operation and not with a local anaesthetic.

i hate most adverts but the one that i love is the turtle skating, i had to look up the music on youtube.

Paperbackwriter

tidyskatemum

All of them - because they unfailingly feature a mixed race family with a white woman and black man and indeterminate children.

That's a weird one to have a problem about, isn't it? What's wrong with mixed race?

I'd say because it's part of their woke agenda which is always annoying.

The Graze one with the stupid talking squirrel.
Wren kitchen with the dancing couple.
Can’t bear to look at the On the Beach boy.
I’m another who can’t stand the Daisy ad.

However…..the AA dog always makes me smile.

tidyskatemum

All of them - because they unfailingly feature a mixed race family with a white woman and black man and indeterminate children.

That's a weird one to have a problem about, isn't it? What's wrong with mixed race?

The Ikea adverts are terrible. Cannot bear the music!

The funeral payplan advert where they are getting food ready in the kitchen. The wife says 'They're here' after a doorbell and dashes off, he follows almost immediately- but everyone is already in the living room...did they transport en masse? Mine would still be half in half out, handing over flowers, coats etc!

I hate all adverts. I very rarely watch commercial channels unless I can fast forward the adds .I have been known not to buy a product because I don't like the advert for it.

SJW1

One of THE most irritating ads around at the moment has to be the one for 'Omaze' win a house or some such rubbish. That woman's incredibly irritating and false voice-over is the TV equivalent of fingernails down a blackboard. There's also the one on Classic FM for cruises (can't tell you which advertiser as I mentally switch off when it comes on!) which sounds as if it could be voiced by Helen George (Trixie in Call the Midwife) trying to be even more of a hoity-toity Trixie than ever before!

And if you win the £3 million pound house in the Lake District, where do you find the money for upkeep?