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Old 05-29-2012, 12:42 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by HansTWN View Post
Actually, some commercials are more fun to watch than the shows themselves. At least they put a lot more thought into making them.
Be glad you've never seen the kind of ads we get. If there is any thought put into them, it's about how to melt the viewers brain most efficiently.

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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
personally, I don't think it's too much to ask to sit through a commercial by the company that brought you the program you so enjoy. It's not as if you're forced to buy their products, after all; watching doesn't cost you a penny.
It may not cost money, but it costs me a lot of restraint. Most of the ads (which all are by far louder than the regular program for some reason) are annoying enough to make me turn of the TV if I see too much of them.

I seriously doubt that the ads are actually tied to the program anyway - if a company directly pays for a show, it's usually told so before the show begins. The rest of the ads is just the usual tripe.
If they were actually interesting, I wouldn't mind half as much. But most of them I'd classify as torture.
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