Toyota Tundra ad may cause actual cursing

Instead of fighting actual obscenities, perhaps the FCC could start cracking down on lame humor based on stuff that rhymes with obscenities. They could start with this Toyota Tundra commercial. Yes, “truck” rhymes with a word you can’t say on free TV. But much of the dialogue here doesn’t even make sense. “Shut the truck up,” is a stretch, but contextually appropriate. “What the truck is your problem?” sounds like something my high school principal would have said. This kind of language is probably worse for children than the stuff they’re trying to avoid.

—Posted by David Kiefaber

April 28, 2008 in Kiefaber | Permalink

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Probably would've been better with some actors who could actually ... act.

Are you Shipping me?

Posted by: Bill | Apr 28, 2008 3:17:10 PM

These sticks are just a bunch of punts waiting to perk off some random bussing.
Who wrote the spot? Beavis and Butthead... huh huh huh... pricking cocksome.

Posted by: Joker | Apr 29, 2008 12:20:50 PM

Rhesus. I can't believe people get PAID to do crap like this. And what ice-hole approved it?

Posted by: Woody Hinkle | Apr 30, 2008 5:18:48 PM


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