Commercials you can't stand!

[cancer man]

Shaw commercials..Press the button,Press the button.
I do i change channels or turn off the T.V.

[trublmaker]

Originally Posted by The Yen Man

That stupid "chillin....winnin" Tim Horton's commercial.

ALL tim horton commercials, radio and television, past, present and most likely future.

[bradster57]

Originally Posted by trublmaker

ALL tim horton commercials, radio and television, past, present and most likely future.

Except in the US, where they can't get away with that crap because they're trying to grow the market down there. The ads down south are polar opposites.

[keratosis]

That makes no sense. Why would they run crap commercials up here.
Oh never mind.
In Canada Timmie's is god.

[4X4]

Originally Posted by trublmaker

ALL tim horton commercials, radio and television, past, present and most likely future.

There was ONE funny Tims commercial in all of history. The radio version of the bagel one:

This ain't your father's bagel!
You are my father, dad.
This ain't your grandfather's bagel!
Think again, sport!

At least, I thought it was funny. Not like the rest of them that make me want to turn off the radio/TV forever, just to ensure that I never hear them again.

[burn_this_city]

Trivago guy looks funny because he isn't wearing a belt.

[Minnie]

That Emmerson Brando, court agent commercial.

[psicodude]

The new "snuffy" ad for shark week on Discovery. I just don't get it at all. So, the seal lived inside the shark for a year? And why is there a fat, badly sunburned dude inside the shark as well?

The shark looks really fake as well, especially the water dripping off of it.

[KelVarnsen]

That Honda commercial with James Hinchcliffe and the loser who can't drive.

[Machiavelli]

Sporstnet commercial with the dudes singing about Masai....cringe-worthy.

[troutman]

Paradise Bay - what the hell is that pirate signing in the second line? Makes no sense at all.

[JonDuke]

Any diaper commercial that talks about "12 hour protection"
BS. Unless your child sleeps for 12 hours, but almost no kid who wears a diaper does.
And what kids in diaper doesn't pinch a loaf over he course of 12 hours?
Anyone who lets their kid stay in a diaper for 12 hours should try wearing one for that long themselves.

[Finger Cookin]

The Saskatchewan ad with the Sheepdogs song is perhaps the worst ever crime against humanity.

[Methanolic]

That Wizard of Oz musical. Airs a lot on Global morning news. Horrid!

[Knut]

Originally Posted by JonDuke

Any diaper commercial that talks about "12 hour protection"
BS. Unless your child sleeps for 12 hours, but almost no kid who wears a diaper does.
And what kids in diaper doesn't pinch a loaf over he course of 12 hours?
Anyone who lets their kid stay in a diaper for 12 hours should try wearing one for that long themselves.

My 3 month old will sleep 10hrs at a time overnight. Paying for the better diapers are worth it so he doesn't wake up pissed off and wet at 2 am.

[OutOfTheCube]

Originally Posted by Methanolic

That Wizard of Oz musical. Airs a lot on Global morning news. Horrid!

My wife and I just try to sing along now.

"SOMETHINNNG SOMMMMETHING ONNNNN TO THE WESTERRRRN SKYYYYY"

Or whatever.

[JonDuke]

Originally Posted by Hesla

My 3 month old will sleep 10hrs at a time overnight. Paying for the better diapers are worth it so he doesn't wake up pissed off and wet at 2 am.

Please tell me this is your second child and you know how extremely blessed you are to have a 3 month old that sleeps that long.

[Knut]

Second kid. First one was up every 2 hrs and very colic.

We know we are lucky.

[Regulator75]

Originally Posted by JonDuke

Any diaper commercial that talks about "12 hour protection"
BS. Unless your child sleeps for 12 hours, but almost no kid who wears a diaper does.
And what kids in diaper doesn't pinch a loaf over he course of 12 hours?
Anyone who lets their kid stay in a diaper for 12 hours should try wearing one for that long themselves.

My toddler (2.5 years old) can sleep 10-12 hours and he's not potty trained yet.
Better diapers = happier boy.

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by Regulator75

My toddler (2.5 years old) can sleep 10-12 hours and he's not potty trained yet.
Better diapers = happier boy.

There's something to be said for cheap diapers by that age though. These space-age diapers today seem to absorb everything. If they can feel the crap and be uncomfortable, they'll be less likely to be ok with it and start using the potty instead.