11Responses:

• Al

  

  Said on the 24 February 2009

  Eh? Buh, what?

• timmyhavoc

  

  Said on the 25 February 2009

  What the Monkey, indeed. Weird… but a really shit weird and not at all amusing.

• Michael

  

  Said on the 25 February 2009

  Kill!

• Andy

  

  Said on the 26 February 2009

  Trying to be clever but ending up being shit and annoying.

• CovertJellyfish

  

  Said on the 26 February 2009

  WTF?? I gave up drinking YESTERDAY! How the hell did the world get so weird????

• Ian

  

  Said on the 8 March 2009

  There really are no words to describe what I thought after seeing that.

• ashleigh

  

  Said on the 19 April 2009

  does anyone know what this advert actually means
  cos its bloody annoying!

• cazza

  

  Said on the 29 April 2009

  I think its absolutely nuts this advert and it makes me laugh everytime !

• jimmymental

  

  Said on the 14 May 2009

  This advert is fucking horrible, even my 6 year old boy is not even slighty amused by it and i imagine 6 year olds are the main demographic for this tasteless fucking processed jizz. It just leaves a sort of awkward atmosphere in the lounge everytime it pollutes my fucking TV, the person responsible for the concept of this advert will have actually got paid money for this! This world is fucking crap and I really worry about the fact that adverts like this are considered suitable for public consuption and great adverts like the Heinz Deli Mayo and the ‘Speedwalking’ Snickers advert are banned just because so cunt thinks that 2 men kissing or Mr.T hinting that speedwalking might be slighty camp get banned!!!! fuck fuck fuck!!!!

• Another Ad Hater

  

  Said on the 14 May 2009

  I really don’t get this advert. Why the fuck is there a glass of milk on top of a telephone? What the hell has scaring the crap out of people got to do with Cheestrings anyway and HOW is the telephone working in the middle of a fucking beach?! It makes no sense!
  This is another one of those ads that make me want to hit that MUTE button.

  Also, I remember trying Cheestrings and I found them absolutely disgusting. The first ads for this product were also horrible. They looked as if people were pulling and eating hair.

• Neil

  

  Said on the 22 June 2009

  We have the government outlawing adverts for foods deemed bad for the children for this cack.

  This is also why MilkyBars are advertised by montage clips pf old MilkyBar ads, yeah play the nostalgia card because kids can’t really be nostalgic, can they?