I was wondering what your favorite TV animal ads are? Here are some of the top ones:
Orangina:
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Budweiser:
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Crazy Fox:
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I don't think that Orangina commercial would fly on U.S. TV, except maybe late-night cable.
The Budweiser ad reminds me of a dog I had years ago. When we walked up the road a bit, the neighbors' horses would lean over the fence and my dog would stand up on her hind legs and give them kisses. I never knew where she originally came from, but she obviously was familiar with horses.
I've always, ALWAYS cried at most of those Budweiser puppy commercials (there's a series of 'em). I kinda loved all their pre-2015 commercials, the older the better. I'm a big bag of emotions (for some few things).
That french thing though kinda turns me off. Why put humanized breasts & cunts on someone as beautiful as a Zebra?
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08-23-2020, 08:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-23-2020, 09:02 PM by heavyhorse.)
Trying to describe a movie to a friend:
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Since I have a bit of a soft spot for pigs:
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And when farm visitors bring a trailer:
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HH the laughing horses creep me out especially the appaloosa.