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DJExile posted:Jesus Subway, quit it with the loving kid voices. I can't tell if I'm more tired of that aspect or the "our food is so good, people are going to ask you if they can have some (because they can't afford to spend five loving dollars apparently)" one.
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freehotel posted:Party Rock Anthem-Kia Soul Hamster Commercial [HD]: Party Rock Anthem-LMFAO I like the Soul, if only because it looks like Geordi LaForge was bitten by the were-Transformer. So, this Cheerios commercial. I guess I don't hate it as much as I hate its overuse, but my brain kind of seizes up every time because it can't tell if it's seeing a three year old or an obnoxious midget hipster.
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constantIllusion posted:You call that bad? Everyone in Upstate New York would consider a huge step up from the likes of Billy Fucillo: Somebody was telling me they were channel surfing on vacation in Florida and discovered he has dealerships down there, too. Worse yet, he seems to be putting out infomercials there. But hey, cocaine is expensive I guess. Notgothic fucked around with this message at 01:37 on Sep 13, 2012 |
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trunkwontopen posted:"No one comes around my growing family...without a background check." I don't think you understand, that woman is pregnant! We need to keep all unverified strangers away from her in case they're roving abortionists or disguised male lions or something! Won't you think of the children, trunkwontopen?
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Doomsday Jesus posted:http://youtu.be/lxtQ69pNBxQ It's a blatant ripoff of a more annoying 7-Up (or Sprite? One of the clear sodas, anyway) commercial from a couple of years ago, but I don't really mind this one. Then again, anything can make you want to gouge your eardrums out if you hear it enough, so maybe I just haven't been watching the right TV.
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Capn Beeb posted:I was wondering how either Tool or Garbage could be used for back to school ads, so I hit up youtube. I'm glad you said that, because I was wondering the same thing and now I can just continue on in blissful ignorance.
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JediTalentAgent posted:Speaking of dumb Pepsi commercials, I think very little compares to the horrible alien kid thing they had with The Phantom Menace. Aw man, I love Billy West but he has a lot to answer for. I remember my mom considered having a whole set of 24 Star Wars commemorative cans for about 15 minutes, before realizing how dumb that idea was.
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Fog Tripper posted:
I just realized where I recognize her from, she's in the bitchy resting face video. Commercial's pretty dumb, though.
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Nerdfest X posted:Grown son, arriving at vacation cabin: "Sorry we're late. We stopped by the house." There's a lot of stupid commercials out there, but it seems like the thread always rolls back around to this one. Because seriously, no one leaves the faucet running when they exit a house, that's moronic. Unless it's those Wet Bandits I've been hearing about, I guess. vvvv Hell yeah, that would be an actually useful thing, everyone has that moment where they can't remember if they flushed. It's practical AND great for pranks. Notgothic fucked around with this message at 20:29 on Feb 2, 2014 |
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Tardcore posted:The one true choice in fast food chicken is I used to go out on the Thruway specifically because they only had Roy Rogers at rest stops anymore, it's that good. Or maybe the other fried chicken places around here are that bad; KFC's pretty boring, and Popeye's has never, ever gotten an order 100% correct for me/people I was with. Also, they don't serve spinach. I probably wouldn't want fast-food spinach, but you're Popeye's, what the hell is going on here?
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I'm so glad that Heineken decided to make their own lol-so-wacky-what-will-happen-next commercial just like Budweiser, except without Arnold Schwarzeneggar playing ping-pong (the best part of the other one by far) and about 300% more obnoxious and fake. This isn't sad at all.
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Y-Hat posted:Commercials on TV are bad enough. How hollow of a person do you have to be to want to watch more of them online? That commercial was actually the tipping point in my turning on adblock on youtube (which is now behaving kind of weirdly, great), after it played before EVERY video one night while I was trying to get to sleep. If I ever see that screaming rear end in a top hat on the street, he'll be wearing two eyepatches afterwards 
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DrBouvenstein posted:It's not the exact same thing, and the movie up to this point is entirely self-aware, tongue-in-cheek, and intentionally bad and stupid, but this is the last shot of "Feast 3": At first I thought "whoa, haha, that guy looks and sounds just like Clu Gulager, awesome", but apparently it IS Clu Gulager! I may have to watch this.
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Y-Hat posted:To keep it short: every living thing, including plants, operates on a 24-hour rhythm and their body adjusts to it accordingly. I thought it was more like a 25-hour cycle? The person who told me this was mentioning it in the context of "it works out to about the same as the Martian day, which is interesting, don't you think?", so there's room for skepticism, but he doesn't usually screw up the science. He just likes to imply connections to crazy things from the real actual things he reads about and see who bites. Anyway, if we're operating on a 25-hour cycle, then doesn't that mean we ALL have "non-24"? 
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^^^Well you see, when they electrocuted Jack and stopped his heart and all that, he came back with Perfect Circadian Rhythms. Ask your doctor!Vicas posted:If you were operating on a 25 hour cycle then you'd go to sleep one hour later every day until you were sleeping in the late morning, then early afternoon, then back to night again This article suggests (about halfway down the first page) that it's a genetic thing, and that sunlight cues cause people to remain on a 24-hour cycle. Which, actually that kind of makes the idea of blind people having a bigger issue with this non-24 thing make a certain amount of sense, for a lovely pop-medical "problem".
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Ebola Roulette posted:Figured I should cross post this from the hipsters.jpg thread Smoke-free Class of 2000, guys, we're doing this! No no, for real this time!
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