the little boy won't go for a poo in someone elses house because theres no touch air freshener thing. They actually use the word poo in it too. I just think its pathetic that the kid can't go to the loo because theres no air freshener to press afterwards and I find it really irritating they use the word poo on the television
Yes I think they can be but with this advert I am so irritated by the little boy using the word poo that I can't remember which brand air freshener it was anyway.
That's not the one where the little lad who's sitting on the loo actually has a pen and draws the most rubbish picture ever, presumably on a sheet of loo roll, of the scent dispenser then passes it under the door, which is yards away, to his panicking mother who recognises somehow what's missing from the bathroom and somehow sorts it all out? Is it? If it is, then that producer needs a serious talking to. If not, can you post a link?
In my day we didn't even have toilet paper, let alone poncy air fresheners. They hadn't been invented. You'd wipe your a*se on a blade of grass and walk away contented.
I know that people obviously do use this word but it just seems a bit weird to say it in an advert on national television like chrissa said is nothing sacred or sacrosanct these days (not sure what those words mean exactly but think chrissa is saying what I am trying too)
It's worse than the 'It's all gone ! It's all gone ! ' advert that they ran....The kid had no air freshner left but had a pencil and paper to draw a picture on and even managed to push the paper under the door as the smell was that bad.
im sorry but the most annoying advert had to be that dfs one im so glad it got banned,
i see your point though,
how does that promote air freshner?
like all mums are going to go rushing out to by them because they think there kids wont be able to poo without it,
i dont think they should put perfume/air freshners adverts on tv,
you cant smell it? can you haha.