The Annoying Advert Thread

[Stinkenzo]

Lenor and any other adverts where anybody smells a bed sheet and looks like they're having an orgasm

[String fellow]

TalkTalk - it just makes sensesense. Effeff offoff.

[Jaspa]

[Tommy Fresh]

Nothing beats the On The Beach adverts

[Izzy]

Octopus Energy "This is what award winning customer service sounds like..."

 

I have to switch over the radio station

 

Edited 26 February by Izzy

[lcfc278]

1 hour ago, Izzy said:

Octopus Energy "This is what award winning customer service sounds like..."

 

I have to switch over the radio station

 

Yes - had to do the same over the weekend.

Sounds horrible but half of them sound like pensioners who are leaving positive feedback because they've just been so happy to have had someone to talk to.

[Daggers]

I find all adverts feel like they’ve been designed by a couple of cvnts off The Apprentice. Nothing has humour and intelligence anymore. 

[Tommy G]

Dominoes oo hoo hoo

[CheeseHead]

11 hours ago, Izzy said:

Octopus Energy "This is what award winning customer service sounds like..."

 

I have to switch over the radio station

 

Yeah hate that one. Can't understand why there are so few well-written, well-designed and non-annoying ads anymore

[Daggers]

11 hours ago, CheeseHead said:

Yeah hate that one. Can't understand why there are so few well-written, well-designed and non-annoying ads anymore

No money. Revenue has been falling off a cliff so anyone with talent has buggered off to find work elsewhere.

[oakman]

On 26/02/2024 at 07:23, Tommy Fresh said:

Nothing beats the On The Beach adverts

The whole family is awful but especially the son - he's the one with he travel pillow around his neck and t*ts bigger than his mums.

[Free Falling Foxes]

Something with ad breaks that you didn't see years ago but far too often now, are trailers for other tv shows appearing on the channel later that day or on another day.

Sky Mix excelled with this tonight.

Every ad break I saw this evening had a trailer for Landscape Artist of the Year, 'Tonight at 8', it said.

Thing is, these were being shown in every break two hours after  that programme had finished.