Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
Commercials should show tits
ESPN did last night...amazing they had a camera man slowly going down the French Qtr street focusing on a couple looking up at the balconies...you know what's going to happen, and sure enough, the caught a thicc chick pulling her top down. [Reply]
I watch some retro TV station a lot these days, and the St. Jude Hospital shows about 20 ads per hour, parading unhealthy kids across the camera. It's bad karma to say that unhealthy kids annoy me, so I won't say that. But I wonder if they have any money for treating unhealthy children when they spend 90 percent of their revenues on television ads. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I watch some retro TV station a lot these days, and the St. Jude Hospital shows about 20 ads per hour, parading unhealthy kids across the camera. It's bad karma to say that unhealthy kids annoy me, so I won't say that. But I wonder if they have any money for treating unhealthy children when they spend 90 percent of their revenues on television ads.
They have to compete with Shriners and the “adooorable” blanket. [Reply]
Originally Posted by alpha_omega:
They have to compete with Shriners and the “adooorable” blanket.
It's that commercial! The one with the adoooowable blanket.
Wait, I assumed it was always the same one doing the unhealthy children's ad. You may be right. I think it's two different hospitals in an advertising war. Are Shriner's and St. Jude's different?
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
It's that commercial! The one with the adoooowable blanket.
Wait, I assumed it was always the same one doing the unhealthy children's ad. You may be right. I think it's two different hospitals in an advertising war. Are Shriner's and St. Jude's different?
That kid must have made a fortune from those ads.
The most recent ad shows him talking about being a college student at Northwestern. I'm sure all those donors are happy they're paying for his college education when they thought they were helping sick kids. [Reply]