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Just reminded me of the one for an air freshener where the little oriental boy is sat on the loo and the indication is that he has left an odour ... will this be shown by his mum to girl friends as he gets older ... ya know, new twist to baby photos ... poor kid. :eek:

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Then there's the Where there's a blame there's a claim adverts. Hate them!

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The new diet Irn Bru advert.

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Best: (all time) Either...
Hamlet cigars with Gregor Fisher in a photo booth (it's happened to all of us)
Smash with the martians
R. Whites Lemonade
and... a classic naff ad... Shake 'n' Vac


Best: Current
(Think it was an ad for a TV) it shows shots of the streets of San Franscisco with lots and lots of coloured balls bouncing down the street - I love the soundtrack to that.

The newest 'nobbys crisps' ad - where Noddy Holder is wearing a pair of huge platforms (so he's standing about 5' off the ground) and is holding a bag of crisps and there are 3 blokes that can't reach them (saw that at the weekend and it made me laff)

(there must be more, just can't think of any)

Worst: Current
Anything to do with skincare, shampoo, hair products (male or female) or anything advertising financial assistance or insurance.

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... oh yes, and ANY advert which includes the words "clinically proven"!!!!

HATE IT HATE IT HATE IT!

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:eek: that GREAT big chap ,that says ,,,,HAVE YOU BEEN HURT OR INJURED....he scares the pants off me,,i dont trust him at all...:eek:

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I like the ones with the greyhound racing were the chap rides around on the rabbit.And the one with the chap on the wrecking ball.Both same company cant remember the product.:)

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i loved the mushy pea advert: hello little pea remember the good ole days back in the pod?

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Worst? All of the insurance, loans, credit cards and "no win, no fee" things with boring people and boring settings just waffling on at you. How unimaginative they all are. And that awful car with the huge bum.

Favourites? Can't think of one off hand so they obviously don't impress me much. :D

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I can't think of many ad's I like at the moment,
but this site:-
http://www.complete****e.com/davethewave-adverts/

Has a few old goodies, such as the guinness twins and carling black label.

Just to let you know you will have to copy and paste the url then replace the stars with the letters s,h,i,t

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.... plus (I keep thinking of more) ... I hate the car ad with the "Happy Days" theme tune over it. As soon as I hear it I'm scrabbling for the remote so I can mute it. Most annoying tune ever.

I like all the 'Flash' ads with that cockney bloke - Karl someone. They're quite funny.

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The voodoo Tenants Lager is growing on me.

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I have to say I have caught a few ads recently (been poorly sick :( ). Love the velvet toilet roll advert with the small child in a suit, it just makes me laugh every time:D. Hate the sheilas wheels, it really does grind on my nerves:mad:.

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Thought of another one yesterday that is from a while back.

The Yorkie ad where this girl goes into the newsagents dressed as a bloke and tries to buy a Yorkie and the guy behind the counter asks her questions such as explaining the offside rule to verify she's really a bloke before he will sell her one.

Just made me smile each time I saw it :D

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I like the one with the young boys taking the adult roles (is it Citroen?). The latest one, with the new neighbour showing off his car, always makes me laugh - especially the muttered line, "New house, new car, somebody's doin' all right", with a knowing nod.

Can't stand the one where mother says to daughter "I'm feeling a little bloated today", (Actimel?). I mean, she'd say, "Ooh, I've got terrible wind", while her daughter backed away, wouldn't she? ;)