try HERE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu_AzL6sQVM
the last ad right at the end, unless that is Christine Truman washes her tennis-whites in it
try HERE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu_AzL6sQVM
the last ad right at the end, unless that is Christine Truman washes her tennis-whites in it
Barbara WinRABor walks out the Queen Vic's doors, and straight into the most annoying advert I have ever seen, for some online bingo company.
I never travel up-stairs on a bus, it's not safe, there's no driver
Yeah I know, in about 15 seconRAB she destroys all credibility as a serious actress she build up over 15 years in East Enders
The Windows ad the guy smashes his rugby ball into his flat screen TV but then his wife says no worry we will watch TV on the laptop not even bothered about how much the flat screen probably cost and the worst thing is the guy then throws the rugby ball at the laptop nearly hitting that hate it with a vengeance
Pay now Buy later!!!
Go compare are head wreckers and that stupid tia maria one
I'd have to nominate the Pepsi Max advert at the moment where a woman is tricked into having sex by a group of men who pretend the world is ending due to giant asteroid (she only has sex with one man, but two others are creating the decption to facilitate it).
Always seems like a form of rape to me, particularly when the men are seen dancing and celebrating afterwarRAB.
Can I add asking a GMTV presenter who has no previous experience in dermatology: "are expensive anti-ageing creams worth the money?". Has anyone actually thought of asking Fiona Phillips this, ever?
National Accident Helpline's New advert
Thats right the ultimate producer of stupid adverts for ambulance chasers which in the past has brought such greats as 'stupid fringe lady' 'wrong type of ladder man' and 'plastic strapping tit' is back again.
Their new advert just sums them up really, the very first thing we hear is "I have had an accident and I think I need compensation"
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