I hate McDonalds new marketing campaign. In addition to serving overly sweetened dreck disguised as coffee, they are driving me nutty with the insistance of putting an accute accented "e" on words.
It's almost as bad as the freaking 5 dollar foot long torture of Subway - I swear it makes me feel like becoming violent:
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Why can't more follow the example of the etrade baby, or emerald nuts, or...hell, even the gecko is less offensive.
And the comment on Quinos and/or Subway. It seems that these 2 chains have moved away from any claims of healthiness (whatever happened to Jarod anyway?) and now are in a battle for the longest sub. If longer is better, why not cross-promote with Extenz? Just some blathering thoughts on Saturday morning.
Let's face it Mickey D's, there are exactly two qualities that make you worthwhile: cheapness and convenience. Stop pretending anything else.
And yes, $5 Footlong commercials have to go, and take Jared Fogel with them.
Kind of like Starbucks. :-D
What I was going to say is, Congratulations McDonalds! You have turned COFFEE into the new FRIES. Our arteries won't know what him them. My thighs can hardly wait.
I hated that damn talking chihuahua but I'd take that over any of these now...
Sigh.
I used to like Subway. And latte. If things keep going the way they're going, I'll have to cancel my auto insurance as a matter of pride.
Okay, yeah I'd eat a McDonald's hamburger if I were stuck on a 24 hour layover in a snowed in airport. But that's what it would take.
I agree these McCoffee commercials are totally stupide. If I'm going to buy an overpriced cup of coffee, I'll at least get it from Peet's or Starbucks!
I have to say though, Geico commercials are almost enough to make me go postal. Especially since the radio station I listen to plays about 6 per hour.
but the cappucinos come with an honest to god big foam head on them that tastes good. it's got to be the machine they use.
oh, and the regular green mountain coffee is great, also.
also, i love subway subs, although again, the ad makes me lose my appetite.
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no freakin' kidding! talk about lipstick on a pig?! can't you hear the ad agency now... "well, uh, french is classy and globalish, maybe we get 'them' in here that way...sorta like walmart showing 'yuppies' buying their stuff instead of going to target...yeah, yeah, let's do it...french is coool..."
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Frequently the fun comes from trying to decipher what the heck is actually being advertised. For a while, British Airways ran a spot that consisted of narwhales and dolphins swimming through what I later learned was Heathrow's notoriously troublesome Terminal Five, supposedly flooded into an aquarium. What the message was supposed to be I can't imagine.
To make things even more obscure, the background music was Julie London singing "The Good life," the kind of melancholy ballad that has barflies sobbing into their Jim Beam at two in the morning. ("You won't really fall in love, 'cause you can't take the chance. So be honest with yourself, don't try to fake romance ..." )
While this ad was intriguing enough to make me unmute the sound, it certainly didn't inspire me to travel anywhere, much less Terminal Five.