| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:34 - Aug 18 with 1645 views | Wacko |
No because the ad tells a story about one particular woman called Hannah, not about women in general. Bizarre how many people don't seem to realise this. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:34 - Aug 18 with 1639 views | StokieBlue |
Well it's not as offensive as some of those old Haribo adverts :).
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:37 - Aug 18 with 1612 views | Ftnfwest |
All over my head as to why it would be offensive to anyone, individual people presented as having little 'faults' isn't it. As far as the 'she's conned him into fatherhood' comment is concerned - it initially says he wanted kids anyway? |  | | |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:37 - Aug 18 with 1610 views | Illinoisblue |
215 people have lost their minds ffs. Crown Paints didn’t bend over too much in their response which was good to see, although annoyingly they did slip in a mild apology at the end. Brands or companies that refuse to buckle and don’t say sorry over such nonsense will have my business for life. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:44 - Aug 18 with 1583 views | giant_stow |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:34 - Aug 18 by Wacko |
No because the ad tells a story about one particular woman called Hannah, not about women in general. Bizarre how many people don't seem to realise this. |
This is true. The complaints are almost (not quite) sexist - can no women ever do wrong? Can no man wonder if a baby is his?
As an aside, I hate with a passion the music so many ads use now just like this one: supposedly inoffensive guitar, 'sweet' little ditties with some bloke singing 'ocado just for you' or whatever - drives me f'cking nuts. Dolly, tell your advert chums to stop it and think of something else. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:44]
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:49 - Aug 18 with 1528 views | belgablue |
The most offensive thing is that Crown Paints felt the need to apologise for any offence caused. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:53 - Aug 18 with 1517 views | GeoffSentence |
I can see why this would be offensive to cuckolds.
Cuckolds are a disparaged minority and need someone to stick up for them. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:00 - Aug 18 with 1459 views | Darth_Koont |
Offensive in that it’s a pretty ropy ad with some questionable and clumsy lines.
Not sure it’s offensive to any group in particular though. Apart from humanity. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:01 - Aug 18 with 1459 views | lowhouseblue |
people need to work out the difference between not liking a joke and being offended. how do they make it through the day if their skin is that thin? |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:05 - Aug 18 with 1428 views | clive_baker |
Jenny Eclair is one of those people who has somehow remained in the public eye for literally decades, probably really well off as a result, and I've never actually known what she's meant to be or do. I genuinely didn't know comedy was her niche, thought she was just one of those generic celebrities that probably call themselves a journalist and earn a nice fee off Loose Women once in a while. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:09 - Aug 18 with 1396 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:05 - Aug 18 by clive_baker |
Jenny Eclair is one of those people who has somehow remained in the public eye for literally decades, probably really well off as a result, and I've never actually known what she's meant to be or do. I genuinely didn't know comedy was her niche, thought she was just one of those generic celebrities that probably call themselves a journalist and earn a nice fee off Loose Women once in a while. |
See also Arthur Smith. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:14 - Aug 18 with 1382 views | jeera |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:05 - Aug 18 by clive_baker |
Jenny Eclair is one of those people who has somehow remained in the public eye for literally decades, probably really well off as a result, and I've never actually known what she's meant to be or do. I genuinely didn't know comedy was her niche, thought she was just one of those generic celebrities that probably call themselves a journalist and earn a nice fee off Loose Women once in a while. |
Wasn't she the woman who went into people's homes and cleaned them, or was that someone else? I thought that's what she was known for.
For some reason she's temporarily hosting Countdown, whilst not great she's still marginally more bearable than that Anne person. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:18 - Aug 18 with 1328 views | Pendejo |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:53 - Aug 18 by GeoffSentence |
I can see why this would be offensive to cuckolds.
Cuckolds are a disparaged minority and need someone to stick up for them. |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:22 - Aug 18 with 1278 views | Ftnfwest |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:44 - Aug 18 by giant_stow |
This is true. The complaints are almost (not quite) sexist - can no women ever do wrong? Can no man wonder if a baby is his?
As an aside, I hate with a passion the music so many ads use now just like this one: supposedly inoffensive guitar, 'sweet' little ditties with some bloke singing 'ocado just for you' or whatever - drives me f'cking nuts. Dolly, tell your advert chums to stop it and think of something else. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:44]
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they need to do more like my favourite (non-humorous) ad which is the old Ford Puma ad with Steve McQueen in. Always gets me when he fades away at the end after looking at his motorcycle from the great escape and pats the car (of course he would never have done that n real life with a Ford Puma!) | | | |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:54 - Aug 18 with 1181 views | Ryorry |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:44 - Aug 18 by giant_stow |
This is true. The complaints are almost (not quite) sexist - can no women ever do wrong? Can no man wonder if a baby is his?
As an aside, I hate with a passion the music so many ads use now just like this one: supposedly inoffensive guitar, 'sweet' little ditties with some bloke singing 'ocado just for you' or whatever - drives me f'cking nuts. Dolly, tell your advert chums to stop it and think of something else. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:44]
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Jenny Eclair has actually now deleted her Twitter account, I'm guessing over this.
Agree with you. And not all relationships are exclusive by the agreement of both parties, whereupon of course equality should mean just that. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:00 - Aug 18 with 1164 views | Dyland |
Not to most people no, but there's no accounting for every single person is there.
It is however really sh1t. I struggled to even follow the story, but I'm a sozzled old fanny so meh. |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:02 - Aug 18 with 1154 views | Dyland |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:44 - Aug 18 by giant_stow |
This is true. The complaints are almost (not quite) sexist - can no women ever do wrong? Can no man wonder if a baby is his?
As an aside, I hate with a passion the music so many ads use now just like this one: supposedly inoffensive guitar, 'sweet' little ditties with some bloke singing 'ocado just for you' or whatever - drives me f'cking nuts. Dolly, tell your advert chums to stop it and think of something else. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:44]
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Innit Udders. They all sound like a Jack Johnson outtake. And that is not a good thing at all no sirree. | |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:30 - Aug 18 with 1076 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:44 - Aug 18 by giant_stow |
This is true. The complaints are almost (not quite) sexist - can no women ever do wrong? Can no man wonder if a baby is his?
As an aside, I hate with a passion the music so many ads use now just like this one: supposedly inoffensive guitar, 'sweet' little ditties with some bloke singing 'ocado just for you' or whatever - drives me f'cking nuts. Dolly, tell your advert chums to stop it and think of something else. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:44]
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Haha. I know what you mean. But then, you remembered it... |  |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:31 - Aug 18 with 1066 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 13:53 - Aug 18 by GeoffSentence |
I can see why this would be offensive to cuckolds.
Cuckolds are a disparaged minority and need someone to stick up for them. |
It's not often you hear the word "cuckold". Have an uppie! | |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:39 - Aug 18 with 1028 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Is this ad really offensive? on 14:01 - Aug 18 by lowhouseblue |
people need to work out the difference between not liking a joke and being offended. how do they make it through the day if their skin is that thin? |
Indeed. And bearing in mind the main one offended in the article is a comedian, it's even more bizarre. I doubt she's gone through her whole career without telling a joke that's offended someone. | |
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| Is this ad really offensive? on 15:39 - Aug 18 with 1030 views | Lesta_Tractor |
Offensive? no... but not a great idea/particularly modern approach.
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