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Papa Eddie pre-dates Mrs. Olsen, but not by much.

 

What was up with Folgers wanting people with thick accents pushing their product?

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I'd show him a crime..

Had an ex who thought they could get by with shit like that. I fixed that real quick.

"Oh, Im sorry the dinner I worked all afternoon on isnt exactly as you would like it, and your mother was a better cook. It's a shame it upset you so much you feel the need to throw down your fork, slam the plate, and chew me out over it like the lowly slave you seem to see me as. Let me clear this mess off the table so you dont have to look at it."

Proceed to pick up the platter with the glazed ham, throw it past him, across the room, to hit the wall and shatter, take your arm, and sweep everything else off the table in one movement to shatter on the floor, look at him, and say..

"the table is clear, I'm going to bed and you can feed your damn self from now on."

I lost some beautiful dishes, but when I unlocked the bedroom door the next morning (Im no fool. After he got over the shock I wanted a locked door between us), the mess was already in the garbage, and the scene was never repeated.
 
Oh My! Makes one glad one is single.

My coffeecup has the Larson cartoon of the guy shooting the neighbors and the wife saying "That does it Carl. From now on you're getting only decaffeinated coffee."
 
Well, that was kind of mild...

I like the last part of the ad. :-)

To VK, I'm sorry that your ex found it acceptable to chew you out over the food.

My own wife has certainly tried hard to make dishes, but there are some things she knows that I really can't eat... but I'd be nowhere near chewing her out over it. (She loves to subsistute ingredients, usually the wrong ones.)

I guess my attitude would be, I have no right to complain about the food if I can't do a better job myself.

Now, what I don't get is this ad... I don't know how bad coffee can justify beating ones wife...

 
Spanking

Beleive it or not, at the time this ad was made, no one would have considered it abuse, or beating. At that time, spanking one's children or one's wife either one were actually considered just part of life by many people, it even happened on tv shows at the time such as I Love Lucy.

Of course, a great many husbands died of unidentified "digestive maladies", usually not long after the "little woman" bought some new improved rat poison. (They were all arsenic back then)

Thankfully times have changed.
 
I am looking forward to the end of the "transition period" after which broadcasters will no longer be able to boost the volume of commercials. I wonder why they were given the transition period in the first place (yes, money, but was there a reason). I hit the GD mute button for most of them, but I like the one with the two cats watching the tree-shaped air fresheners fall from the ceiling into the couple's drinks. The cats' wide-eyed coolness and equanimity is delightful. Even PBS does it for their promos and station break begging periods. Television is a vast wasteland. I know that is not original, but seems more appropriate now than ever before.
 
TV to me is not just a wasteland-but a landfill!Audio compression is used to make the commercials seem "louder"-best seen on an audio VU meter-regular programming the needle goes up and down-on the compressed material-it doesn't vary much-the compression and expansion bring up the soft parts-make em loud-So your ears and mind perceive it as louder-even though the audio level is the same.A trick used by broadcasters for years.Used for both radio and TV.Its annoying to say the least.Stations and production companies spend THOUSANDS of dollars on that audio processing equipment!Have had to install and adjust such things.don't like them but do it-orders from upper levels.
 
Is that a young Rush?

Can you imagine the outcry today?  Boycott Folgers!  Some things do change for the better and attitudes have changed.

 

Speaking of Landfill Television, has anyone seen the hype and previews for the new NBC show "Stars Earn Stripes"?  War-O-Tainment - for when real Americans dying and being injured just isn't entertaining enough.  Pathetic.  One of the first (tabloid) "stars" on the show is Todd Palin.   Meanwhile, nearly a million REAL heroes coming home from the battlefield are waiting up to a year for the Veterans Admin. to process their paperwork so they can get the medical and psychological care we promised them.   I guess a documentary showing the plight of real soldiers wouldn't sell much coffee.  TV is as much a wasteland as many American's consciences.

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It was Mrs. Olson, Swedish, not a Norwegian Mrs. Olsen. No one doubts that the Swedes know and love their coffee so it was assumed that Mrs. Olson was an expert. On one of his TV specials, Bob Hope cracked "and how about that Iran-Contra Affair?...that's the biggest diplomatic swindle since someone slipped a can of Yuban into Mrs. Olson's shopping bag."

OMG!...Yuban!

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sexism is relative

Today's commercials, and many tv shows, are far more sexist than anything I ever saw in the sixites. Only it's reverse sexism.

How many commercials is the man made to play the fool, in front of his whole family. While the wife is the smart one.

How often in commercials does the wife, or girlfriend, make all the decisions while the husband of boyfriend is the low I.Q. whimp who answers and obeys all her commands and is, of course, afraid of her.

I don't buy products when I see adds where the man is made to be the blundering idiot.

Did you ever notice that in shows and adds, the man always "asks" the woman to do something. The wife or girlfriend always "tells" the man to do something.

If in Launderess's ad, the woman through the coffee the man had made into the bushes. That would not be sexist, to most viewers today, it would be funny. That's how sick our society has become.

When I watch that commercial I do not think that man as sexist. I see him as rude and insensitive. Somebody that insensitive would probably be rude to men as well as women.

You know, if sexism is wrong, then it better be wrong in both directions.
 

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