I Just E-Mailed Applebees
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I Just E-Mailed Applebees
I told them that when I watch their new TV commerical with the two dudes singing in the surf, there are two predominant thoughts that come to mind:
1. Please God, send a shark.
2. Tsunami, tsunami, tsunami.
They thanked me for my interest in Applebees and said they would take my comments under consideration.
1. Please God, send a shark.
2. Tsunami, tsunami, tsunami.
They thanked me for my interest in Applebees and said they would take my comments under consideration.
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Rack that.
I sent a letter to State Farm, and am taking credit for the recent absence of their amazingly annoying ad, which was featured relentlessly during the first round of the NCAA tournament - the one that featured the dude dressed in basketball fan garb who was vocally jerking off every time the "agent" hooked him up with a sweet deal on his policy. I found a way to mix in a Mcgyver joke into the letter, and am pretty sure that sealed the deal.
I sent a letter to State Farm, and am taking credit for the recent absence of their amazingly annoying ad, which was featured relentlessly during the first round of the NCAA tournament - the one that featured the dude dressed in basketball fan garb who was vocally jerking off every time the "agent" hooked him up with a sweet deal on his policy. I found a way to mix in a Mcgyver joke into the letter, and am pretty sure that sealed the deal.
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They haven't canned that stupid commercial, yet. I've still seen it numerous times since then.MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote: I sent a letter to State Farm, and am taking credit for the recent absence of their amazingly annoying ad, which was featured relentlessly during the first round of the NCAA tournament - the one that featured the dude dressed in basketball fan garb who was vocally jerking off every time the "agent" hooked him up with a sweet deal on his policy. I found a way to mix in a Mcgyver joke into the letter, and am pretty sure that sealed the deal.
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We had a local boat building company here in Minny do an ad that featured a naked fat guy in a boat. I guess the gist was supposed to be that because the boat was such a beautiful work of art, nobody noticed the hulking naked fat shit at the helm.
I wrote them and said I will always associate their products with repulsive, morbidly obesese, naked fatstuffs.
They didn't send me a gift certificate or anything.
I wrote them and said I will always associate their products with repulsive, morbidly obesese, naked fatstuffs.
They didn't send me a gift certificate or anything.
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I did see it once during the Sweet 16 on CBS, near the end of the last game. That was much nicer than the 47 times I saw it during the first round of play.Jobocky wrote:They haven't canned that stupid commercial, yet. I've still seen it numerous times since then.MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote: I sent a letter to State Farm, and am taking credit for the recent absence of their amazingly annoying ad, which was featured relentlessly during the first round of the NCAA tournament - the one that featured the dude dressed in basketball fan garb who was vocally jerking off every time the "agent" hooked him up with a sweet deal on his policy. I found a way to mix in a Mcgyver joke into the letter, and am pretty sure that sealed the deal.
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Like the Woody Allen jok, "Oh the restaurant was horrible! The food was terrible. And such small portions, too."chowd103 wrote:I sent an email to Olive Garden telling them how much their weak advertising sucked but was easily outmatched by their shitty grub.
They sent me a $20 gift card.
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i emailed qdoba about six months ago because i was sick and fucking tired of getting screwed there. first they took away the free pop with student id, then the burritos started getting smaller and conversely prices went up. i was hoping to get a free burrito coupon or at least a fuckign response, but i got neither.
fuck qdoba.
fuck qdoba.