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**ggandibazz** · 09-27-2012, 09:01 AM

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. These golf commercials are becoming like bleeping political commercials. Trying to outdo the other on the TV waves. The politicos always try to make their candidates look hip or cool or whatever. Sometimes they have the candidate drop some bad language but it always comes off as planned (except for Rahm). Seemed the same for O'Hair. Some candidates (like Cain) show their campaign advisor blowing smoke into the camera at the end. I can't wait for D Johnson to do that on the next RBZ commercial (it will be fitting).

And stinking Kenny Perry's commercial is obviously a hit piece and, unfortunately, not much different than the the republican nominee hit pieces lately. First, K-Perry says that he is switching companies after 20 years because the new one is better, and then he says "wow, that is a rocket" at the end. That sounds like a hit at TM's new rocketballz line.

09-27-2012, 09:01 AM	#16
ggandibazz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. These golf commercials are becoming like bleeping political commercials. Trying to outdo the other on the TV waves. The politicos always try to make their candidates look hip or cool or whatever. Sometimes they have the candidate drop some bad language but it always comes off as planned (except for Rahm). Seemed the same for O'Hair. Some candidates (like Cain) show their campaign advisor blowing smoke into the camera at the end. I can't wait for D Johnson to do that on the next RBZ commercial (it will be fitting). And stinking Kenny Perry's commercial is obviously a hit piece and, unfortunately, not much different than the the republican nominee hit pieces lately. First, K-Perry says that he is switching companies after 20 years because the new one is better, and then he says "wow, that is a rocket" at the end. That sounds like a hit at TM's new rocketballz line.
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