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I was watching (sorta) a tv show last night and I swear that EVERY Commercial break had that (?) Nurtek for migraines and it was just on again. So what commercials drive you up a wall. They show it every commercial break. I keep remote near by so I can mute it.
| The ONLY MED THAT CAN STOP MY MIGRAINE | 1 | |
| JONATHON and that colonial penn | 0 | |
| Feel free to make a list of those that you you know of from east coast , or even down under. | 3 | |
| Wearing white after labor day | 0 |
I don't watch a lot of TV (and I typically watch my VHS tapes and DVDs when I do), but I hate the vast majority of YouTube ads. I think the TikTok ones are the most annoying, though.
I'm losing my vision. I have a 75" samsung t it's hard for me to watch on my phone, it hurts my eyes after a bit. But if theres an app to block commercials to my TV, then hell yea, I will buy it.
I think I may have had one for awhile, but can't remember what it was called or why I didn't use it much. I need to look into it again, as every video now seems to have 2+ ads regardless of length. Thanks!
I don't watch tv normally, but when I was on a trip out of town last year all we had was the tv for entertainment, and I remember one grubhub ad that kept playing on repeat and started driving me up the wall by the end of that trip.
I have ads blocked almost everywhere and I don't watch TV.
Unfortunately, I've been listening to a lot of TuneIn on my phone lately and I can't figure out how to block the ads there (and I'm never buying a subscription).
Every audio Geico ad is annoying, there's some stupid "we buy any cars" beat that's trying to drill itself into my brain, but the worst I've heard lately is about some website where you make a storefront. Two parents were talking about their daughter's lemonade and at the end they go "YUM", and I wanted to snap my phone in half every time they did that.
Side effects include, spermatorrhoea, vomiting, acting like you’re a cat and death
Technically, the reason the list of potential side effects is so long is because if a side effect showed up in even a single individual at any stage during the testing process, they legally have to include it. There could be be a 0.000000001% chance of it occurring and they'd still be required to include it
I think its funny how on CNN commercials almost every other commercial is about "prep" which is an aids medication