Reminise over the old adverts that have since been taken off the TV.
Heres a decent one (YouTube - cilit bang)........................................................and its techno remix (YouTube - Cillit bang techno remix).
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Reminise over the old adverts that have since been taken off the TV.
Heres a decent one (YouTube - cilit bang)........................................................and its techno remix (YouTube - Cillit bang techno remix).
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The old Tango adverts that resulted in the deafening of those children:
:cool:
Without a doubt the best advert ever. Shame it got banned and changed it to the guy kissing him instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parker
I can't believe for a moment that that first video was an actual advert. Although, knowing American adverts...Quote:
Originally Posted by Flying Mullet
Moved to The Lounge!
It was Mrs. Peacock, in The Lounge, with The Classic Advert!
YouTube - 30 Seconds Outdoor Cleaner
A minor classic that's been airing recently in my country. We're supposed to be a multicultural nation that welcomes ethnic diversity...
Warning: contains dialogue that sounds like swearing but isn't actually. Also contains Engrish.
Now, here's one of the greatest pieces of advertising ever to come out of my filthy little country:
YouTube - Toyota Hilux - Bugger
Warning: this one contains a naughty word.
YouTube - Molson Canadian commercial- Beaver chasing
Warning: may not be appropriate for people with no sense of humour.
YouTube - Carling - Cracking (The helpful crab)
Danger: Contains scenes of animals eating other animals. Plus beer.
I was totally gonna post that one. It's probably my favourite ad ever. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Big D
This ad is loaded with awesomesauce. :thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain Maxx Power
Anyone remember Moon Boots?
I've always loved the Orange Wednesday cinema adverts we have here in the UK. Basically it involves some film personality pitching their films to a bunch of Orange executives who invariably try to ruin it by having references to mobile phones in the film.
Some examples: Michael Madsen
Steven Seagal
Darth Vader