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Have you seen that "Test your smoke detectors" advert? It is perhaps the most powerful advert I have ever seen, many kudos to the director.
It goes along the lines of showing an average family and saying "Do you always forget the little things?"
- Valentines present (bloke picking up some old flowers at petrol station)
- An Umberella (Family running home in the rain)
- A bunch more stuff (Happy family scenes, la di da)
- The batteries in your smoke alarm - (man sat outside burn house in car crying)
It's one of those things that just stops you and makes you think. Yeah, so go check your smoke alarm battieries now. I dont want any of you dying on me.
It goes along the lines of showing an average family and saying "Do you always forget the little things?"
- Valentines present (bloke picking up some old flowers at petrol station)
- An Umberella (Family running home in the rain)
- A bunch more stuff (Happy family scenes, la di da)
- The batteries in your smoke alarm - (man sat outside burn house in car crying)
It's one of those things that just stops you and makes you think. Yeah, so go check your smoke alarm battieries now. I dont want any of you dying on me.
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We don't have any batteries in the smoke alarm, the noise is quite annoying especially when things like the toaster set it off.
LOL at the advert!
Microchips wrote:
> :D
> :D
:D
Microchips wrote:
> http://www.visit4info.com/
> watchad.cfm?id=8156&qual=hi&type=coolad&ver=five
WTF?
> http://www.visit4info.com/
> watchad.cfm?id=8156&qual=hi&type=coolad&ver=five
WTF?
http://www.visit4info.com/ watchad.cfm?id=8156&qual=hi&type=coolad&ver=five
Yeah- some dude covered sitting in a Rover 416 crying. Very powerful.
If it was an advert for Apocalypse Now, it would also be very effective.
If it was an advert for Apocalypse Now, it would also be very effective.
Kyz21 wrote:
> Yeah, so go check your smoke alarm battieries now. I dont want any of
> you dying on me.
My warden checks mine once a month for me, but thanks for the concern :-)
When I first saw the advert it was a shock at the end - very good and very necessary.
> Yeah, so go check your smoke alarm battieries now. I dont want any of
> you dying on me.
My warden checks mine once a month for me, but thanks for the concern :-)
When I first saw the advert it was a shock at the end - very good and very necessary.
Erm... lovely.
Do you know where the term "back to square 1" comes from?
It's when football was first on the radio, the radio times issued a guise which split a football pitch up into squares and square one was the goal area so when a defender kicked it back to the keeper the radio announcer would say "back to square 1".
True story.
It's when football was first on the radio, the radio times issued a guise which split a football pitch up into squares and square one was the goal area so when a defender kicked it back to the keeper the radio announcer would say "back to square 1".
True story.
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