Comments | akashathekitty: I'm happier than I have been in a long time.

akashathekitty

I'm happier than I have been in a long time.

Mar 05, 2013 23:40

And it's because of something you'd never guess.

It's an advertisement. From TV. For clothes!

This brand is super comfy, I've own trousers from them for years, and now... I want to buy more stuff from them. Because they actually have an ad on TV! Showing ladies like me in a positive, fun, sexy, cute light! OMG ( Read more... )

youtube, wtf is she on about?, faith in humanity somewhat restored, life, random, i have a lot of feeeeelings

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the_physicist March 5 2013, 23:42:08 UTC

great advert! :D i don't know if they have something like this on the TV in the UK as i don't actually have a tv, but somehow i doubt it.

akashathekitty March 6 2013, 00:15:59 UTC

You're back!! :D I saw you comment on something else and was all YAY! :D

I have nooooo clue about UK TV. I have BBC Entertainment and BBC Lifestyle and BBC... um... Culture? Something? BBC E is good for watching QI and BBC L sometimes has MasterChef and such, but, eh, I don't tend to stick around for the adverts much. XD

I will say, though, that British series tend to have more natural looking women than American series, so there is that! :) Now for fashion to catch up... ;)

the_physicist March 6 2013, 00:33:23 UTC

It took a while, but yeah, I am back ;) .

And here BBC doesn't really have adverts I think? hmmm, at least not during films, lol.

But yeah, I hear you on the casting. I could rant for hours about American TV show casting, lmao. ;)

akashathekitty March 6 2013, 00:37:13 UTC

:D

Don't they have adverts in between shows/films though? IDK. It's true they don't do during, at least not on BBC E. And that's nice. I prefer those kinds of channels. Nothing more frustrating than trying to watch something and then half of it is basically advertisement breaks. Come on. Ugh.

the_physicist March 6 2013, 01:14:28 UTC

well, i think they would have more adverts abroad as they are broadcasting for profit then, whereas the British TV license payers expect that their fees already pay for the programmes (if that makes any sense).

akashathekitty March 6 2013, 01:21:12 UTC

Yeah, that makes sense. But I only get those channels as part of a big expensive cable package (kids love Disney Jr, ok? >_>) so I should assume it's paid for. ;) But then, some Danish channels are only in there plus they barely have any content in between the ads, uuugh.

the_physicist March 6 2013, 01:46:43 UTC

yeah, in the UK there is Sky pay tv and they have so many ads... not in films at least, but in tv series. it's like... but, you have to pay to get these channels?! -_-

mazvn March 6 2013, 12:04:40 UTC

Well, we have our own free danish channels with no commercials either. But they don't have QI ;)

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