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Thread ID: 138968	2015-02-18 00:48:00	For those who love TV ads, or shouting at them	Agent_24 (57)	PC World Chat

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1394555	2015-02-18 00:48:00	www.fastcodesign.com Sounds like a great idea! :tui:	Agent_24 (57)
1394556	2015-02-19 08:15:00	Well, if I could combine a FPS game with any one of those ads with the guy screaching about the vacuum cleaner and picking up billiard balls with it, or any ad with Suzanne Paul, and just shoot till the pair of them are confetti, then that would be kinda satisfying. I reckon I could sell that. Any poor bugger who has sat through an infomercial will sympathise.	Paul.Cov (425)
1394557	2015-02-19 08:43:00	Fun indeed, but I expect that could be even worse - you'd look forward to seeing the ads to get your game on... and then they'd have you right where they want you.	Agent_24 (57)
1394558	2015-02-19 08:45:00	Many years ago , my father announced that the the best thing that could be done to TV was to arrange for the studio to be made aware every time a TV was turned off. (Changing the channel was not an option then, you only got one and only for part of the day. ) Things are different now, owning a TV is like buying a high tech sign saying "Kick me".	R2x1 (4628)
1394559	2015-02-19 22:45:00	Including ads in games -- yeah that will go down well ;) Oh the joys of having the ability to record TV, play the show you want, fast forward through the ads, takes a few seconds, watch next section of show :)	wainuitech (129)
1394560	2015-02-19 23:18:00	I find it hard to believe that these stupid adverts actually sell anything when they annoy viewers so much, I make a point of not buying anything which is advertised on TV. The Spark advert has its amusing side "keeps on starting!" If it didn't stop all the time it wouldn't have to keep on starting. Then there are those showing laptops being used on a Duvet, or even worse on the beach, and slamming the lid down.	mzee (3324)
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