still the king

I would totally buy razors from these guys

Forever Lazy commercial

This commercial is pretty sad, in a "dumbing of America/Idiocracy is coming true/this is for adults?" kind of way. I'm more interested in it as a reflection of cultural norms and, more specifically, gender construction and heteronormativity. Watching not terribly carefully, I see one woman in gray and another in navy blue, plus the magic transition at the end of the commercial. All the rest (notably every woman younger than about forty) wear pink. No man in the commercial wears a pink one. There is a place out there for an American Studies or Gender Studies dissertation, or at least a seminar paper, regarding how gender roles are construed in mass market, direct-order TV advertising.



Also, if I saw someone wearing one of these in public I would assume that person was retarded, not in a pejorative sense but unable to get it together enough to wear anything else.

frankly, i've always had a taste for livin.

an ad campaign I liked

Wendy's "Good to Be Square," mostly because of this charming commercial.

Rob Zombie's Woolite commercial

Your hairdo is only limited by your imagination.

*an unlicensed salon

that's a REAL panda.

Never Say No To Panda - watch more funny videos

Lamp

it feels like a little hummingbird is just... loving you.

I will go there solely on the strength of this commercial

Chrysler, we hardly knew ye

"a great homage to an (Gerald!) Ford era of spectacularly diminished expecations, as the narration emphasizes the benefits of settling for less in a high-inflation, high-unemployment, high-interest-rate America" -- Nick Gillespie

Let's watch my new favorite commercials

There's an honesty in his "I don't always drink beer" that I love.

Me too -- five hundred of 'em

Remember when this came out? It's one of my favorite commercials ever. Especially the first 10 seconds or so.