Oh heck yeah. If there ain't sh*t being blowed up an stuff I ain't buying it.
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Canadian Commercials vs American Commercials
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Oh heck yeah. If there ain't sh*t being blowed up an stuff I ain't buying it.
Well, sh*t fire, BillyBob, why would a body buy anythin' what don't blow up? Me an' BobbyRay was settin' round the trailer yestiddy, and BobbyRay, he done figgered out a way to make pudding blow up!
He's one real American, that BobbyRay!
I'm also a critic of TV commercials. My favorites are the barbarians with their tin hats, goats, and crude manners. I find them very entertaining although I couldn't tell you what their selling. I also like the AFLAC commercials wit the duck in physical therapy for a broken bill. I find the VW ads lame, though they probably appeal to Europeans but not the North American market. I often wonder about "charities" that buy awfully expensive TV advertising; do you suppose any of the donation money actually reaches those in need?
Not sure what the States has for allowed ad time per hour but Canada allows 20 minutes per hour. And sometimes they'll run the same stupid ad 2 or 3 times in the the same ad break, like annoying people will make them wanna buy the product.
Only ones I am familiar with are ITV and BBC. BBC ROCKS and ITV is pretty good, too. BBC has a lot less drivel on and vastly better quality tv than any American and some Canadian channels. Thumbs up to you Brits for actually having entertaining tv.
That's funny. Telus seems to be run by a buncha kids that have been eating too much silly putty.
hehe Yeah, Joe may be Canadian, but Molson's is part of Coors. Kind of an odd ad. Crappy beer, too, but then so is Labatt's, et al.
lol How to win friends.
That might explain why an allegedly Canadian company would promote the notion that all Canadians do is sit around all day nursing an inferiority complex.
For Yanks: I've actually visited Canda several times for business and pleasure, and I can attest that most Canadians somehow get through their days without giving the U.S. a passing thought.
and this one's even better;
(have to wait a few seconds till the guy with glasses shuts up)
♫ "Canadian, Please" (parody) - Jory Caron - YouTube
"Joe" the actor is Jeff Douglas...Im pretty sure he is Canadian...currently works for CBC radio...
Molson and Coors merged in 2005...as equals...7th generation Molson brothers on the board,
Andrew is vice chairman, the gavel rotates between the families every two years. Molson still
very much Canadian after 227 years of brewing in Canada. @MolsonFerg
Molson and Coors merged in 2005...as equals...7th generation Molson brothers on the board,
Andrew is vice chairman, the gavel rotates between the families every two years. Molson still
very much Canadian after 227 years of brewing in Canada. @MolsonFerg
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Canadian, Please - Behind the Scenes - YouTube
gunnarolla 5 months ago
We shot the video at Westminster Conservation Area and Wonderland Gardens in London, Ontario
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Jeff Douglas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia