I didn't like it either. If you really want to keep food to yourself, you don't make other people even aware of it. Sandra has tea from Harrod's that I'm not allowed to drink so she hides it from me. She doesn't put it out on the table and then hit me if I try to open a teabag. The theme of this commercial is that Southerners are weird...I also don't understand why the girl that gets zapped is displaying a kind of orgasmic pleausure in chocolate. Scarlett O'Hara never purred and slinked and "slutted" it up so much. When did the Southern belle become so whorish in our culture
I am a retired copywriter. For 40 years I wrote for major agencies and developed some campaigns you would know. Like most writers, I love to give my opinion, and since I am so familiar with advertising this is the area I chose to comment on.
Actually I'm not that cranky. I am as fond
of as many things as I detest. But since most people only hear what one doesn't like, I might as well go with cranky.For my other blog idleideasfactory I am putting out there things I have written and ideas for books, screenplays, stage plays, and even products that I will not have time in life to follow through on. If
anyone can profit from them, be my guest.
I didn't like it either. If you really want to keep food to yourself, you don't make other people even aware of it. Sandra has tea from Harrod's that I'm not allowed to drink so she hides it from me. She doesn't put it out on the table and then hit me if I try to open a teabag. The theme of this commercial is that Southerners are weird...I also don't understand why the girl that gets zapped is displaying a kind of orgasmic pleausure in chocolate. Scarlett O'Hara never purred and slinked and "slutted" it up so much. When did the Southern belle become so whorish in our culture
ReplyDeleteWonderful response. I was afraid I was going to get "You're nuts. I love that commercial." attacks.
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