Stay out of the dog house
Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:35 am
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Do ya think???cjj wrote:Oddly, my wife showed me that video last night...
Hmm, a couple of years back I got her a Caterpillar Skid Steer loader for our anniversary, I wonder if she's trying to tell me something...![]()
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Hey, when was the last time you spent $46k on a present for your wife?jimk wrote:Do ya think???cjj wrote:Oddly, my wife showed me that video last night...
Hmm, a couple of years back I got her a Caterpillar Skid Steer loader for our anniversary, I wonder if she's trying to tell me something...![]()
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JimK
I know and realize that Jim, but about 4-5 years ago it became the norm to make men and especially Dads look like complete idiots in commercials. I.E. how many times can the guy bounce off the Windex'd window and his smirking wife wash it again while the crows outside laugh themselves right out of the tree??jimk wrote:John, John, John....that sort of men-as-dummies & buffoons started a long time ago. Ever read the comic strip "Blondie?" Yup...Dagwood Bumstead....nuff said.
JimK
I agree 100% John, the advertising industry has done quite a job in helping to hurt a womans self image and turn men in to a laughing stock. Women have to have the bodies of 8 year old boys, have both a high power career and be a full time mom with perfect makeup and hair. Men have to have abs of steel, extremely well paying job with a top of the line car,tons of expensive toys,a million dollar house in a good neighborhood, and be dumber than a doornail. I find it destructive that they market to a demographic that is the smallest part of society. Apparantly, people somehow buy in to it, and spend a good portion of their lives unhappy because they can't live up to the ridiculous standards they see on TV and magazines.johnallg wrote:That is pathetically typical of today's advertising climate - making men look like total idiots and buffoons. I hate them and am personally offended by most advertising. I just hope our daughter that has the advertising and marketing degree will hone her skills at her present job and eventually land a job at the national level where she can bring a level of intelligence to the medium.