Actually thay had to do a quick over dub at the last secon because she's still gargling my jiz after a BBBJ in the dressing room trailerSwguy said:That "Power Stripe" deodorant commercial where the hot brunette chick asks the guy in the shower why his shirt isn't stinky and wet after he was running.
Admittedly, the chick's trés hot, but its painfully obvious that its a foreign language commercial that's been dubbed over in English.
Then, as if it weren't already bad enough, they recently re-dubbed the chick's voice with a worse voice.
SWG
According to urban dic steep does indeed mean placing a tea bag in hot water to brew tea, also means an incline, and something that is very cool.niteowl said:I agree with the Tim Horton's ad. Stupid and it shows how lame they are in trying to close the generation gap but only to widen it further.
Steep adj
1. sloping very sharply
2. unreasonably or excessivley high
3. faster or greater than usual
4. very ambitious or difficult
v
1. to soak something
Enzyte.
I sure as hell do not want to know that a guy has an erection 24/7 which they seem to imply.
I just saw her latest ad, and she's actually looking not too bad at all. She could drop a few more pounds though.RobBC said:That friggin Jenny Craig commercial with Kirstie Alley. I don't care if you've "given birth to a kindergartener", you're still a fat actress.
I thought she looked great! More like when she first broke into the movies - sure she could drop a little more, but she looks good now.wolverine said:I just saw her latest ad, and she's actually looking not too bad at all. She could drop a few more pounds though.
The Degree Commercial ROCKS like Mavericks MOM on a waterbed.niteowl said:The degree commercial. Since I'm asian I guess it will be a good idea to use degree as I will be attacked by would be assassins will I get ready for my date and avoid getting kidnapped in a cab on my way to my date and to have my date/girlfriend's dad check to make sure I don't have sweaty armpits.






