Can someone explain this one to me?

[caryc]

There is a Charmin commercial on TV. It's the one with the red bears. They are all in a bathroom saying "I'm not picking it up, you pick it up". The subject in question is a pair of red and white jockey shorts.

The little bear says "I'll pick it up cause they're clean, my hynie is clean" So, where does that little bear wear those jockey shorts, under his fur? You never see those bears with clothes so where do the jockey shorts come in?

 

[arfmel]

Little bears don’t know nothin about bacteria

 

[nekvermont]

I want to know why all 3 bears are standing around without underpants on. I think the commercial is stupid but my wife thinks its cute.

 

[loaded round]

You have too much time on your hands.

 

[mjpchief]

Wondered the same thing when I seen it

 

[tunnug]

This will answer your question............
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=993ForRDhwI

 

[Bob Wright]

Cary,
I can't answer your question, but my wife and I were discussing commercials this evening. We watched two and we have no idea what they were advertising. And one we could not understand a word they were saying. That one was about selling used cars using a cell phone.

Advertisers pay good money for TV ads that leave prospective buyers scratching their heads wondering about the educational level of the ad men.

Bob Wright

 

[bogus bill]

Get in the groove. Use Charmin tissue.

 

[Selena]

Cary,
I can't answer your question, but my wife and I were discussing commercials this evening. We watched two and we have no idea what they were advertising. And one we could not understand a word they were saying. That one was about selling used cars using a cell phone.

Advertisers pay good money for TV ads that leave prospective buyers scratching their heads wondering about the educational level of the ad men.

Bob Wright

Perhaps, but the fact this thread exists and people are taking the time to comment shows the ad was successful in making the product memorable.

 

[Pat-inCO]

If I ever buy Charmin, it will be because of Mr. Whiffle. :wink:

 

[caryc]

Cary,
I can't answer your question, but my wife and I were discussing commercials this evening. We watched two and we have no idea what they were advertising. And one we could not understand a word they were saying. That one was about selling used cars using a cell phone.

Advertisers pay good money for TV ads that leave prospective buyers scratching their heads wondering about the educational level of the ad men.

Bob Wright

Perhaps, but the fact this thread exists and people are taking the time to comment shows the ad was successful in making the product memorable.

You left out one important thing though. The commercial doesn't make me want to buy Charmin. In fact it has the opposite affect on me.

 

[golferboy426]

If I ever buy Charmin, it will be because of Mr. Whiffle. :wink:

Mr. Whipple is gonna be upset

 

[Ale-8(1)]

Advertisers pay good money for TV ads that leave prospective buyers scratching their heads wondering about the educational level of the ad men.

Bob Wright

I'm left scratching my head over the educational level of the advertisers who pay good money for dumb ads.

:roll:

 

[redhawker]

A Bear and a rabbit are pooping next to each other in the woods.

After the bear is done he turns to the rabbit and says "do you have a problem with poop sticking to your fur?"

The rabbit looks confused and says "no, I've never had a problem with that"

The bear smiles and says "good" and picks up the rabbit and wipes his butt with him.

 

[pete44ru]

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We avoid watching TV commercials here by recording most programs for viewing later, fast-forwarding through the ads....…….. :roll:

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[gasbag]

Grown men that play with guns wondering where bears
wear their underwear.
Am I the only one that is worried about this?

 

[caryc]

Grown men that play with guns wondering where bears
wear their underwear.
Am I the only one that is worried about this?

In this case would it be "underhair"?