7 Responses to “Seriously, Multigrain Cheerios?!”

  1. Arthur 24 July 2009 at 2:25 pm #

    Dangit dude, I meant to come back and read this post a while ago and just now got to it. Not sure you'll ever see this comment, but nice little commercial post here.

    I agree with pretty much everything you wrote, which is kind of boring of me, but oh well. Although, I think in commercials they have to play to what they think are preexisting stereotypes and unfortunately, Homer-esque husbands is one of them.

    • brianmcculloh 24 July 2009 at 2:34 pm #

      If you were to discover the remains of humanity ten thousand years from now and you wanted to know what their culture was like, all you would have to do is watch their commercials and it would be a pretty accurate description of their interests. I have always been intrigued by commercials and advertising. I would have gone into the field of marketing if I was smarter. I really think it takes a pretty smart person to work for a good advertising agency.

  2. Toaster 19 September 2009 at 10:27 pm #

    For another take on the stupid Cheerios commercial, visit Pointless Planet:
    http://www.kakimoto-arms.com/mc004_hairstylebook/…

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  3. Toaster 19 September 2009 at 10:30 pm #

    For another take on the stupid Cheerios commercial, visit Pointless Planet:
    http://www.pointlessplanet.com/2009/06/cheerios-s…

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  4. Tibia

    Nice…

    Thanks, I always love a good read. Dont stop posting!…

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  6. chu 3 November 2011 at 3:44 am #

    Maybe it's because the advertising agency's advertising department. The way they think. I doubt it if it portrays the whole advertising agency's description of interest. But then, I might be wrong..

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