Re: Random Thoughts about Commercials

by vege57 Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:36 am

In NZ if caught streaming illegally your ISP will warn you to cease and desist a couple of times before they take action, They are mostly interested in local content

by 2cent Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:04 pm

HawkTheSlayer wrote:
Red Lily wrote:I find it annoying. It's 90% of all commercials.
90% of all commercials here are for personal injury lawyers and big pharma.
With 90% of those being personal injury lawyers .

On the "off" antenna channels commercials are even worse and all about sending money to save animals, hungry Jews in Russia, oops now Ukraine. It's all about sending money to someone.
Yeah, we already know about 95% of the money sent goes to administrative cost.

Now there are many others, like Wounded Warriors. Which fell out because of the graft of the admin.
And that man should be in prison for life.
Kinda like BLM.
WW deserves a second look , these days.

LOL. You noticed that, too, eh? I think the way they make that feeble old lady travel the way they do is cruel. (lol)

by Casey Jones Tue Jun 13, 2023 10:47 pm

HawkTheSlayer wrote:The successful auto dealerships compromise about 50% commercials on the main broadcast stations with the lawyers in a tight battle!

Lawyers win the battle after 10 pm.

What, no Big Pharma?

I remember when one of the drugs later pulled, was HEAVILY advertised on 45-second spots...had an old duffer, about my age, taking his white dog out for a walk and game of fetch. See how freely you can move, with our Goo? Ask your DOCTOR.

But someone asked their lawyer, instead...after a few inconvenient bodies.

But pharma is a heavy advertiser. Frankly, they all-but-OWN the mediuh, now...as we saw with the Jab hype.

by Calypso Jones Sun Aug 06, 2023 6:45 pm

Last night. Not enough we see commercials over representing blacks but now they're in cartoon commercials... for pubic hair care. Wut. Tha. Hey yul. Commercial wants the term pubic normalized.

by HawkTheSlayer Sun Aug 06, 2023 6:57 pm

Casey Jones wrote:
HawkTheSlayer wrote:The successful auto dealerships compromise about 50% commercials on the main broadcast stations with the lawyers in a tight battle!

Lawyers win the battle after 10 pm.

What, no Big Pharma?

I remember when one of the drugs later pulled, was HEAVILY advertised on 45-second spots...had an old duffer, about my age, taking his white dog out for a walk and game of fetch. See how freely you can move, with our Goo? Ask your DOCTOR.

But someone asked their lawyer, instead...after a few inconvenient bodies.

But pharma is a heavy advertiser. Frankly, they all-but-OWN the mediuh, now...as we saw with the Jab hype.

Sure. Previous page.

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by Calypso Jones Sun Aug 06, 2023 9:03 pm

This ozempic thing. A diabetes drug turned weight loss poison that causes gastroparesis ...no problem until you develop that little killer.

by 2cent Sun Aug 06, 2023 10:17 pm

Calypso Jones wrote:Last night. Not enough we see commercials over representing blacks but now they're in cartoon commercials... for pubic hair care. Wut. Tha. Hey yul. Commercial wants the term pubic normalized.

Been seeing that for a whilenow. Dis. Gust. Ing.

On a different note, how about that one has this chickiepoo w/a phony accent; seemingly surrounded by her minions talking up what sounds to her to be, "the stupidest thing she ever heard." Then she demands that her subjects, 'LEAVE!', and sits there all wide-eyed and agog. Took me forever to figure out what it was for. (A phone)

Is there anyone out there who can stand that ad?

by HawkTheSlayer Sun Aug 06, 2023 10:29 pm

I heard Bill Cosby is gunna start doing Jello Pudding commercials again Razz

by Crusader Sun Aug 06, 2023 10:45 pm

I can't stand pharma commercials. "Talk to your doctor about XXXXXXX medicine". Most of the commercials don't even tell you what the medicine is for.

by Red Lily Mon Aug 07, 2023 3:17 am

We don't have pharmaceutical companies pushing their drugs on tv here and I'm glad for that.

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