Another damn silly advertisement!

Hello Phoenix not seen this ad yet, but will report back.

Do they have the ring of confidence? Or you may be too young to remember that ad.

Oh yes, remember the "ring of confidence", (well, just about?)

This ad is for the extra whitening stuff.

Haven`t seen it yet, but loving your description!

Haven't seen it either are you privileged

It's been on for ages,all seems to be in red and white, ends up with the sheep dog cross women sitting in one of those iconic egg chairs.

I know the one phoenix it was on at least once tonight.
I agree re the hair but apart from that and the red and white chair I can't comment. I zone out when the ads are on.

Haven't seen it yet but can't wait to see an Old English Sheepdog advertising toothpaste lol.

I'm sick of adverts that portray women as simpering idiots (even though some are!) .

There's one with two 'adult' bridesmaids giggling loudly and chatting and simpering as they walk up the aisle. Can't remember what it's advertising though.

Fabulous descriptions as always phoenix love it.(the description not the ad)

Haven't seen it yet but it can't be worse than the "go compare" one with the two people in the plane and the ghastly fellow with the moustache on top... ?

I always though that the ring of confidence had something to do with contraceptives

Thanks Glamma

Anya I hope the as you were talking about was not the British Heart Foundation one where the adult bridesmaid has a heart attack and dies before her sister's wedding. That was very hard hitting.
I have just seen one for Belvita about a "jolly " train guard on a morning commuter train. It made me smile (as indeed the passengers on the train) . But I wonder if it was a Southern Rail service? Less amusing then.
Mind you there was the time a few months ago when the Virgin train guard sang got us to join in "Always Look on the Bright Side" as we pulled into Euston .

I've only seen the BHF one once and I f it comes on again I will hit the off button. It made me cry....my daughter died so suddenly

Phoenix i love the word "frock" too, we should start a new trend, oh and can we add blouse to it as well

Phoenix and grannypiper, we could wear petticoats under our frocks and blouses.

Steve Allen on LBC says he enjoys playing What's This Advert For? when watching ad breaks!

When I hear 'frock' I always think of a posh frock. The sort of frock you'd go to a wedding or special event in. So I have dresses and my posh frock although I tend to slop around in jeans/trousers and comfy tops

On a sadder note I agree with AlieOxon. I feel the same about the heart advert about the teacher coming to fetch the boy from class because this happened to me when my father died. Even after almost 60 years it still hurts.

Anya - I think the ad you mean is for Go Compare, don't the whole wedding group end up singing?

How I detest those ads!

agree. Horrible ad.

I just love having Sky - record everything and skip ads on playback

Anyone else noticed that some toothpaste adverts (Sensodyn in particular) have a 'dentist' filmed off kilter so that the whole picture is at an angle? Is this the only way to make it interesting?