Favorite TV Commercials
Here's one of mine:
Pizza Deliverer: I've got three pizzas for a Mr. NASCAR.
Dale Jr. & Michael Waltrip: That's mine.
Dale Jr.: You're right. Mine'll be for the king of NASCAR.
Michael: Oh really? Well, mine will be for the emperoer of NASCAR.
Dale Jr: The Zar of NASCAR.
Micheal: Grand Poohba of NASCAR.
Dale Jr.: General Lesimo (is that right?) of NASCAR.
Micheal: El presidente de NASCAR.
Dale Jr.: (umm, somthing I don't understand)
Pizza Deliverer: I've got three pizzas for a Mr. NASCAR.
Dale Jr. & Michael Waltrip: That's mine.
Dale Jr.: You're right. Mine'll be for the king of NASCAR.
Michael: Oh really? Well, mine will be for the emperoer of NASCAR.
Dale Jr: The Zar of NASCAR.
Micheal: Grand Poohba of NASCAR.
Dale Jr.: General Lesimo (is that right?) of NASCAR.
Micheal: El presidente de NASCAR.
Dale Jr.: (umm, somthing I don't understand)
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That sounds funny, Dan - I'd like to see that one!
I saw a Burger King commercial with Chewbacca last night! It looked like he was going to be working there, but a guy hands him a hairnet, and Chewie looks at it and stretches it, and makes Wookie noises, with the general idea probably being about how he's possibly supposed to make the hair net big enough! It was really fuuny, despite (or because of) the almost non-existent dialogue.
I saw a Burger King commercial with Chewbacca last night! It looked like he was going to be working there, but a guy hands him a hairnet, and Chewie looks at it and stretches it, and makes Wookie noises, with the general idea probably being about how he's possibly supposed to make the hair net big enough! It was really fuuny, despite (or because of) the almost non-existent dialogue.
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The commercial with the annoying english guy telling chewbacca to make noises into a mic for ring tones. "Now give me sadness" and it's the same sound over and over.
"Love it! Now make me hate it!"
"Love it! Now make me hate it!"
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The Donald Trump Domino's Cheeseburger Pizza one.
My all time fave comercial is the one where the guy flags down a car, says an emergency, and when he gets into the car, all he wants is to go halvsies on a mountain dew! You have to see it to know how funny it is. Or hear it on the radio.
Also the Steven Seagal Mountain Dew and Jackie Chan Glad Bags comercials.
My all time fave comercial is the one where the guy flags down a car, says an emergency, and when he gets into the car, all he wants is to go halvsies on a mountain dew! You have to see it to know how funny it is. Or hear it on the radio.
Also the Steven Seagal Mountain Dew and Jackie Chan Glad Bags comercials.
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There was also that hilarious check card one where Donald Trump is standing on a skyscraper holding up his check card and it blows off the building. The next shot is him digging frantically in a dumpster. A couple people walk by, stare, and then one says to the other, "... and I thought he was doing so well."Jman 009 wrote:The Donald Trump Domino's Cheeseburger Pizza one.
There's also another one where George Steinbrenner - owner of the New York Yankees - is at the hospital with his arm all wrapped up. Joe Torre - the Yankees manager - is saying that they really need that right arm. Steinbrenner tries to write out a check with it but the pen drops out of his hand and he grimaces. The solution, of course, is that he should just use a check card. No more damaging his hand or arm by writing checks. The commercial ends with Torre telling Steinbrenner, "That's Torre with two r's," and Steinbrenner gives him a glare.
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There is a national commercial for Compound W wart remover. A young blonde girl says "thanks Mom." her name is Gilland jones, and she wants to be an actress, and I know her. we did charlotte's web together, and I see her at the movie theater I work at. She tried out for because of winn dixie and Charlie and chocolate factory but anna sophia robb got both roles. One day she will be big.
Look out for the commercial.
Look out for the commercial.
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AOL has a great marketing company. I like that one where the woman brings in the dessert for the person who came up with the spyware blocking, and there's that 1 woman that leans out of her cubicle and is like "I smell cake." It's great.
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The Right Guard Extreme one where they're playing red rover.
The Powerade commercial where people are being flung through the football goal and walking a treadmill on there hands.
The Verizon Wireless one when they're at a concert and people are in bed and tub and ironing in the middle of the croud.
All the Lance Krall show commercials.
The commercial for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
The Powerade commercial where people are being flung through the football goal and walking a treadmill on there hands.
The Verizon Wireless one when they're at a concert and people are in bed and tub and ironing in the middle of the croud.
All the Lance Krall show commercials.
The commercial for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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I really like the two Ken Jennings commercials: Cingular Wireless and Allstate Insurance. In the Cingular one, random people are pretending to be related to him to get a share of his big winnings, over 2.5 million. In the Allstate one, while the famous think music plays, he considers if people should pay more for their insurance. After the music finishes, he answers (questions, rather), "What is 'no way'?" and then breaths a sign of relief.
It wasn't the real music and it was too short.
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