Where they pour juice into a cup or pitcher, and it's like splashing everywhere. Sure, it's pretty, but the whole time I'm thinking, "OH MY GOD YOU'RE MAKING SUCH A MESS."

Or, "OH MY GOD YOU'RE WASTING SO MUCH!" I mean seriously, half of it isn't even going into the glass.



I just want to take the container away from them and pour it correctly into the glass.

Does this bother anyone else?

what?
I have no clue what commercial you're talking about.

I've never even noticed that before. Maybe because I haven't seen many commercials like that (I've hardly watched TV in the past several months).

We know you have mild OCD, Dani, it's okay.

it doesn't bother me, i just think "what do they do with that?" like with the juice/liquid after the commercial..

ehh let's make a campaign to send all that extra juice to people who really need it.

:)

They've been around for a really long time, like here's a really old one:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oOCo7gSxu58


I can't find the one I've seen recently, once it airs again I'll look it up.

The one where they overexaggerate how much of a mess the kids make? Like how the kid tried to put the OJ into the glass and completely missed and made it fall on the floor? I feel you, bro. I feel you.

are you talking about like paper towel commercials?

never really bothered me...

what bothers me are OxyClean commercials!

No like.. juice commercials, where they're pouring the juice into a glass, like "look how delicious this juice is!"

But instead of going into the glass, it's going like.. everywhere. Splashing out and stuff.

They do it in menus, too:



Chili's Drink Menu

oh thats cuz a drink is more exciting in motion rather than just sitting in a glass

i actually like how that looks, like in an orange juice commercial or something.

It doesn't bother me, I actually want them to continue because I want to see how it reacts when it finally splashes out of the glass entirely.

lmao. no way.


Dr. Clark diagnoses this problem as OCD. Suggests counseling.

I hate college commercials talking about how good the college is and blah blah blah, if the college was really even a good college it wouldn't be making commercials. You dont see Harvard putting out adds.

Just saying I hate those commercials.

OH BTW

I finally remembered what the commercial was. It was for this "fancy" Tropicana juice called "Pure Raspberry Acai".

Just to prove how easily impacted I am by commercials (no matter how bad they are), I bought some tonight. It's not worth the $4 I spent on the bottle.

That's just ridiculous. o_o But it does have a certain kind of appeal..

THE f**kING PHONE NUMBER IS PERMANENTLY BURNED INTO MY MEMORY BANKS

For some reason when I read juice I thought of the V8 commercials, 'cause those are annoying.

I thought it was really cool when we got to learn how they do things with the food in commercials to make them look all good. We had people who do it for a living come into my classroom and work with us. It was really interesting.

^Those are really freaking annoying. Like *bonk* "shoulda had a V8" or whatever.

Yeah, lol. They're so stupid.

I think, though, that my favorite commercials are the Bud Light commercials.

Are we talking about commercials we loathe? 'Cause where I'm from, they have these really awkward and annoying "longer lasting sex" ads on the radio AND on billboards.

So far it hasn't caused any road accidents... yet

^ I don't think I've seen any of those.

I have seen the 36 hour boner ones though. And the ones where they use innuendos.

I HATE that Tropicana commercial. Whenever its on I get so mad.

Pure it into the glass right man. Gosh

OMG! LIKE THIS COMMERICIAL:



I mean, who doesn't wanna buy it after this commericial?

I hate those commercials in which they pour blue liquid on maxi pads to highlight the pads' absorption capabilities. I mean, who are they trying to fool -- no one's menses is blue!

i hate face wash commercials where they splash water all over their face after washing

seriously, would any normal person do that?

That commercial pisses me off.

But I am the kind of person that you find re-arranging the shelves in Wal-Mart.