Lesbians with clueless dads choose Toyota If Toyota has taught us anything, it’s that nothing sells cars quite like photogenic lesbians. Or inattentive fathers. Seriously, the guy just up and leaves as his daughter hops into the car of someone he’s never met? Lame. I blame the background music—it sounds a lot like the opening cutscene music from the video game Bully, which was hardly a model for good parenting. And neither, by all available evidence, is Toyota. —Posted by David Kiefaber

July 30, 2007 in Kiefaber | Permalink

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I think the point was that he was so impressed by the fact "he" drove a corolla that he didnt have to see anything else...and well haha to him. ;)

always thought this was a dumb ad though but i do say that any ad that highlights gays in a positive manner is a great step forward so I'll give credit where it's due :) (especally since that horrid magic fairy ad was airing about the same time as this was)

Posted by: | Jul 30, 2007 9:23:47 AM

At least they are skinny, and recent studies prove if they lose weight and I hang around with them, i'll lose weight, too.

Posted by: | Jul 30, 2007 11:22:42 AM

Sure Jul, why not try hanging around crackwhores? They're skinny too. Or go to Somalia and Ethiopia, lot's of starving people there who are quite skinny. Or maybe Auschwitz, I'm sure it woudn't be to hard to jump start that concentration camp again. Then we can send all those insecure people that want to lose weight there. Afterwards we'll legalize drugs, give em to the kids, let's start their weight loss early.

Seriously Jul, I exercize and eat right, but I'm not gonna believe a stupid study that says you become who you hang around with.

Posted by: Bobby | Aug 2, 2007 11:56:33 AM

You either "get" sarcasm, bobby, or you don't.

You don't.

Posted by: Euell Gibbons | Aug 2, 2007 2:33:54 PM

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