I also don’t like the Alberta Beef commercial where everyone is eating the meal out in the middle of the prairie at the dinner table. I can’t tell you why but I hate that commercial.
Me too, I'm with you buddy. I don't know why I hate that commercial, but I do. I can't quite figure it out. Maybe it's the stereotypical Albertan lifestyle? Maybe it's the alternate storyline that the chick just wants to bang the stereotypical cowboy?I'm not sure what it is.
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New Orville Redenbacher popcorn spot. Half the theater gets popcorn and the other half doesnt? And the non popcorns dont like the movie as much? What a surprise. The host is annoying as fata too.
Hey, you can go tell the Wendy's girl how annoying her commercials are!
“@Country105_FM: We are hanging out with Wendy herself here at the Wendy's on Country Hills Blvd! Show your pretzel bun love #ABPretzelLove”
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Commercials usually don't irritate me but this one has run it's course. SN plays this commercial 1000 times a day. Enough!
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Dude when it comes to the Canucks, it could be a team of Adolf Hitler, Pol Pot, Augusto Pinochet, Josef Stalin and Kim Jong Il and if one of them scores against the Canucks you take it.
There's an ad for some whisky where a guy clicks his fingers and is automatically changed into his underwear, then clicks again and appears in a suit. Can't stand him. The guy has the most punchable face.
Then, the other day I see a car ad showing a bunch of hipster types posing for a photo pretending that they're camping, and there, front and centre, making duck faces is the same knob.
Please don't tell me this guy is going to be in every Canadian ad from now on
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