Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jeep dancing animals is the best so far.
What was the menopause commercial?
Though as my 8yo old pointed out, why would there be a jeep charger out in the middle of nowhere.
My kids have been somewhat baffled by my attempts to explain the electric slide and safety dance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa - full contact tackle of Tesla.
You go DAWN Project. Whatever you are.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2022/03/10/this-billionaire-says-were-doomed-if-we-dont-secure-teslas-and-infrastructure-but-only-he-knows-how/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw the Jesus commercial. Can I go throw up now?
He gets you.
F*** off. I highly doubt that Christians would understand an LGBT atheist like me. Commercials like this do not belong on Super Bowl Sunday.
Praying for you.
Me too. I hope pp doesn’t go to Hell.
Jesus likes PP better than you.
Anonymous wrote:Whoa - full contact tackle of Tesla.
You go DAWN Project. Whatever you are.
Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain that Maya Rudolph commercial? I don't get it.
Anonymous wrote:Whoa - full contact tackle of Tesla.
You go DAWN Project. Whatever you are.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw the Jesus commercial. Can I go throw up now?
He gets you.
F*** off. I highly doubt that Christians would understand an LGBT atheist like me. Commercials like this do not belong on Super Bowl Sunday.
Praying for you.
Me too. I hope pp doesn’t go to Hell.
Jesus likes PP better than you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw the Jesus commercial. Can I go throw up now?
He gets you.
F*** off. I highly doubt that Christians would understand an LGBT atheist like me. Commercials like this do not belong on Super Bowl Sunday.
Praying for you.
Me too. I hope pp doesn’t go to Hell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I’m going to get flamed as a bleeding heart liberal for this, but super disappointed in the celebrities who lent their reputation to the online betting company. I mean, really? Do you really need money that bad to abet (no pun intendedthis?
Same.
And I admit I've become more questioning of where alcohol shows up in our lives since I quit drinking in September and read Quit Like a Woman, so Serena Williams hawking Remy Martin through inspirational speeches to athletes was disappointing.
Meh, this is a bit sanctimonious. A lot of people enjoy a drink without it ruining their lives.
Eh, how much Remy Martin do you think Williams was consuming as she won all those tennis championships? Because I am guessing very little, if any. The # is TeamUpForExcellence
So, how many M&Ms do you think Maya Rudolph consumes? How many glazed donuts do you think JLo eats?
You seem fun.
I’m simply responding to the argument that what a person promotes has to actually have any personal relevance to their life. Hint: it doesn’t.
Hint: we can disagree.
Anonymous wrote:The Farmer’s Dog isn’t playing games. Sheesh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw the Jesus commercial. Can I go throw up now?
He gets you.
F*** off. I highly doubt that Christians would understand an LGBT atheist like me. Commercials like this do not belong on Super Bowl Sunday.
Praying for you.