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Canadian Tire's dysfunctional advertising family.
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 09:33:17 -0700, wrote:
Typical Canadian/American family. The operative word is "typical" There are millions of them out there who buy as opposed to a few thousands of us who like to do things from scratch and on the cheap. My only criticism is if that family is so clueless how can they afford all those useless thingies? |
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Typical Canadian/American family.
The operative word is "typical" There are millions of them out there who buy as opposed to a few thousands of us who like to do things from scratch and on the cheap. My only criticism is if that family is so clueless how can they afford all those useless thingies? Maybe they know something we don't? - Owen - |
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"Owen Lawrence" wrote in message ... Typical Canadian/American family. The operative word is "typical" There are millions of them out there who buy as opposed to a few thousands of us who like to do things from scratch and on the cheap. My only criticism is if that family is so clueless how can they afford all those useless thingies? Maybe they know something we don't? C'mon. When's the last time you saw a male portrayed as anything _but_ a buffoon in advertising or programming? Here in the US the textbook publishers have a style sheet that forbids portraying "mothers" performing the tasks the verb implies. They are also never portrayed as nurses, but doctors, never secretaries, but executives ..... Then there's advertising. If you can find, among the fifty-one percent female with one each of cultivated minorities, a white-looking male, just remember he's gay. |
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"Instigator" wrote in message
Both buy endless crap no one needs without including their spouse in the decision. Makes me think of some of the shows on the Home and Garden show where an expert comes into the home to help them clean of the piles of junk, usually mounds and mounds of toys. |
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As usual, Upsqail has missed the point of this post. Cdn Tire is out to
represent the average canadian consumer as an idiotic dolt questing for happiness via never ending consumerism. How else can a mega corperation keep idiots buying the low quality made in china garbage that overflows our landfills???? Of course all this is way over upsnails head, he is one of the idiot consumers buying chinese pet rocks at 30% off at crappy tire. -- Remove the obvious to reply. Experienced and reliable Concrete Finishing and Synthetic Stucco application in the GTA. "Upscale" wrote in message ... "Instigator" wrote in message Both buy endless crap no one needs without including their spouse in the decision. Makes me think of some of the shows on the Home and Garden show where an expert comes into the home to help them clean of the piles of junk, usually mounds and mounds of toys. |
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 11:59:04 -0400, "ConcreteFinishing&StuccoGuy"
wrote: As usual, Upsqail has missed the point of this post. Cdn Tire is out to represent the average canadian consumer as an idiotic dolt questing for happiness via never ending consumerism. How else can a mega corperation keep idiots buying the low quality made in china garbage that overflows our landfills???? Of course all this is way over upsnails head, he is one of the idiot consumers buying chinese pet rocks at 30% off at crappy tire. -- Aw c'mon. Don't be too hard on the consumer or the tool manufacturers. Those CT tools are actually quite useful and in fact a lot better in quality and utility than much of the US made stuff I bought just 10 years ago. And how can you be against anyone who actually uses a tool to do something. The consumer who buys a power operated gadget to open a can is in my mind an irresponsible consumer as one can use a basic can opener to do the same job. The criticism about the CT ads is the ridiculous assumptions they make to attract the consumer to buy. |
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"ConcreteFinishing&StuccoGuy" wrote in
message As usual, Upsqail has missed the point of this post. Cdn Tire is out to represent the average canadian consumer as an idiotic dolt questing for happiness via never ending consumerism. Please, feel free to keep talking. As in the other newsgroups you infest, people will soon see that you're ignorant about what you know, what you have to say and how low class you really are. I'd call you trailer park trash but that would be doing a disservice to people who live in trailer parks. |
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