So the real answer should be, give a monkey a coffee bean and in a few million years, they will make coffee because they'll evolve, and then make stupid adverts about it
I suppose it's just annoying that they state that coffee isn't made from luck, as if Shakespeare was, and isn't in fact just the inevitable consequence of every combination of keys being pressed in infinite time. Given infinite time, the incredibly unlikely becomes a certainty, so even if you have to do all that to a coffee bean, a monkey would do all that by chance and still make coffee
and of course so sweet and inocent, try Googling her, they can't touch you for it, and look at her pictures in the erm um er, so they tell me that is, not that I have done that like
Yes! That advert is so stupid!. A bear with a 'gangster' voice threatening people into eating BirRABEye fish?? People must have been on drugs to come up with that!
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I hate those Oxo adverts that show some famous(?) chef preparing a "glaze" of oil and stock cube and trying to pass it off as an authentic cooking method.
The Clio ad is confusing; apart from the old trick of showing a top of the range car in the body of the ad and then showing and quoting an almost-base spec car, it looks like European plates on a car supposedly driven in America, finished by a voice-over in a dodgy French accent.
For it's the one for the "no touch" handwash soap, because you might get germs from pressing the top of other liquid soaps. Errm...yes you might - but then you wash your hanRAB!
It's actually the product rather than the advert that annoys me, but theis kind of germ phobia is really unhelpful.