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The Progressive insurance girl is absolutely annoying. All the Geico commercials suck. By far the worst in history is the MetroPCS commercial with the two Indian guys. They look and act like two fools, two of the least dignified characters in recent memory. Indians are not on TV much, but this is truly a very pathetic representation of them.
That one where all the Walton Family saying goodnite to one another. I don't even remember what the commercial is advertising. Says alot, huh? All I remember is that Granpa started it up all over again with his, "Goood Night". Annoying. Blame Grandpa
It's Geico. And very annoying!
Most people under a certain age won't even get it.
oreo cookies and dunking--is it supposed to be appetizing to see someone plop a soggy cookie in the mouth--yuck--and that father-son combo with the cakesters arguing about dunking--what a jerk--
the heads up the ass---how gross can you get--
all the viagra types---get a hobby already
weight loss plans--
swifter mops acting lovelorn
those cell phone ads with the downhome folks talking about their dropped calls--one guy gets dropped turning over in his bed--talk about phone addiction
Monte Willliams hawking payday type loans--how low did HE stoop
I hate them all--with the exception of the tax time Jackson-Hewitt ads--very funny
I have to start tivoing but I really don't know how
There was one playing a moment ago. It's a jeweler. "He went to Jared!" That ranks right up there with some of the others.
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