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Are Tv Adverts Becoming Too Pc These Days?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well that is certainly too PC in my opinion, I cannot comment on other adverts.
You are selling a home cleaner.......then you need women....they are the cleansers.
Have you ever heard of someone wanting a "cleaning man?"....neither have I, it is always a "cleaning lady."
That advert is fine, but the ban is OTT.
You are selling a home cleaner.......then you need women....they are the cleansers.
Have you ever heard of someone wanting a "cleaning man?"....neither have I, it is always a "cleaning lady."
That advert is fine, but the ban is OTT.
Togo
Perhaps a subject matter for a whole new thread?
Two examples spring to mind are the chair advert, where the woman sitting in the chair says "my husband is in the shed with all the other useless clutter"
And the one where that despicable Insurance guy says to the wife of a couple who's car has broken down coming off their holidays, when he says "have you forgotten your donkey", the woman then looks around at her husband struggling with all their luggage and the guy says "not that one, this one" pointing to the toy donkey she had bought on her holidays.
Perhaps a subject matter for a whole new thread?
Two examples spring to mind are the chair advert, where the woman sitting in the chair says "my husband is in the shed with all the other useless clutter"
And the one where that despicable Insurance guy says to the wife of a couple who's car has broken down coming off their holidays, when he says "have you forgotten your donkey", the woman then looks around at her husband struggling with all their luggage and the guy says "not that one, this one" pointing to the toy donkey she had bought on her holidays.
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