A threesome is the norm advert rant

marvic31

If a 7 incher offended someone, then they must be jelous

blue_monkey_2

Andy_L wrote: »

That feels wrong on a number of levels but I'm not exactly sure why. I blame a bottle of red wine

Models will do pretty much any work whether they are paid or not to be honest - a D&G Campaign on someone's portfolio would be huge and a lot would do it for free because of the exposure it will bring. But it's a job. Pretty much like a gay actor playing a straight man in a movie, or vice versa. I used to work in the accounts department of a model agency and even I am surprised just what work they will do for the money they get paid for it.

ChrisCobra

Proc wrote: »

What a slag.

She meets two random guys and they both end up nailing her in a fairly public place.

Cheap woman, for a cheap and naff brand.

I note nobody tells off the guys for being slags...

GrammarGirl

"A threesome is the norm"

No, of course it's not. Adverts like this don't represent 'the norm' - they portray aspirational lifestyles that can only be achieved by buying the product. If you buy a D&G watch, you'll see what I mean...

mhutchuk

Can anyone tell me what the watch is like?? LOL

Minxy_Bella

trudij wrote: »

Me too !! (though Im 35 - does that make me middle aged??!!! :eek: )

Well, I'm 45 in 7 bloody days, so I think I must be :eek::mad::p

missymugwump

Thanks for the replies
Had a long day at work & reading them cheered me up well that and the JD :beer:

I just think it's a shame, watershed means nothing anymore most kids are up after their parents these days
TV is used as a babysitter at all times of day & night

I guess it's just a refelction on the world we live in

steph25

I think the ad is a bit over sexy to be on during the day, i don't want my 9yr old daughter asking why the lady is rolling round kissing 2 blokes....anyhoo...

My favorite advert at the moment is this Gucci ad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUtkQ1lp_Yo :rotfl:

*Gukki by gukki*

pitkin2020

GrammarGirl wrote: »

"A threesome is the norm"

No, of course it's not. Adverts like this don't represent 'the norm' - they portray aspirational lifestyles that can only be achieved by buying the product. If you buy a D&G watch, you'll see what I mean...

where did you get your watch from?? i mean exactly which store?? i may need to take the one i bought for my misses back and purchase one from your store lol

Minxy_Bella

missymugwump wrote: »

Thanks for the replies
Had a long day at work & reading them cheered me up well that and the JD :beer:

I just think it's a shame, watershed means nothing anymore most kids are up after their parents these days
TV is used as a babysitter at all times of day & night

I guess it's just a refelction on the world we live in

A bit of a sweeping generalisation there, no?

My kids certainly are in bed at a decent time every night and so are all of their friends (ages 8, 10 and 15).

A raunchy advert does not the end of the world make