Great adverts of our times
 

Amazing, no?

watch the adverts with the sound off. its very strange.

cue charlie brookers top 10 dicks in advertising someone...

that depends on whether the ham is dry cured or wet cured.

Or kosher, for that matter.

What is it about Americans that leads them to not be able to grasp the concept of comedy?

I mean, apart from the fact that Americans produce better comedy. I don't understand how the country that produced Curb and the Simpsons also made you two 'tards.

i wouldnt say they produce better comedy. they due produce some very good shows, they also produce two and a half men and joey. tards indeed.

I got the joke.
But if they were kosher, it wouldn't be nearly as humorous.

what the fuck i thought this was about cool advertisements on the tele.

As an American, I feel that Encino Man is much funnier.

GET OUT OF MY MIIIIIIND!!

kosher ham, yeah, i patented that. but there's the issue of SPLATTER, which is what really makes things "amazing". nothing amazing about a dry ham. NOTHING. i don't care if rabbis are involved.

i suspect glice might be a bit slower than he's led us to believe.

The point was, are you adding to a gag or over-analysing it? It's the same thing as how America institutionally misunderstands Freud, Lacan and Derrida (not to mention Jameson and Lyotard). Some things you can do well; some things you can't.

Anyway...

I've always gotten the hint that he was illiterate.

That's 'ill', meaning good, and 'literate', meaning literate.

or maybe he's obsessed with religion to the exclusion of everything else.

sight, sound, smell, texture, the wild eruption of imagination, all dwarfed by a silly god.

I've always gotten the hint that glice was good literate.

here be satan:




you're saved!

too bad this never got picked up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj66794m6YI

Well, there's this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnOyMSEWNTs


And this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvFSgXpyhoM

I strongly suspect that all good American comedies are secretly written by a bloke called Ian from Bishop Stortford.

You very nearly named a hamlet that I lived in for a very brief period. I didn't realise there were other 'Bishop ___'s in the world. Ace.

jamon??? maybe