Oh what a (wrong) feeling

[TimNZ]

Looks like Toyota's marketing department won't be getting a xmas bonus :eek:


Toyota puts brakes on 'incestuous' Yaris ad | News.com.au (http://www.news.com.au/business/toyota-puts-brakes-on-abuser-generated-ad/story-e6frfm1i-1225810251148)

Tim

[stevo68]

Classic.....I loved it.....just another example of the namby pamby.... tread on egg shells society that we have become.

Regards

Stevo

[Sprint]

the ad itself, whilst a little crude, is pretty good...... needs the british touch of innuendo though

[easo]

Funny!

[d2dave]

I liked it.

Dave.

[VladTepes]

Classic.....I loved it.....just another example of the namby pamby.... tread on egg shells society that we have become.


Yeah, can;t even have a double entendre joke any more !

[dmdigital]

I can't believe it even won:confused:

Its just plain crude innuendo. Where's the double entendre, the hidden suggestive meaning, the subtle suggestion of a double meaning:confused:

[VladTepes]

alright then.... a single entendre.

Not like a Territorian to dislike something crude ! Are you REALLY from there ?

[dmdigital]

Not like a Territorian to dislike something crude ! Are you REALLY from there ?
No, just visiting for over a decade :p

[hoadie72]

I think it was pretty base humour - not at all clever or funny.

[Ranga]

It would be funny to me if it didn't involve the whole father/daughter thing.

[land864]

I don't know that sugestions of incest are applicable.
The fact that the father may or may not be compliant in the young man's intentions is what is in question.
The whole body cell comment plays the double meaning card , with both meanings and misunderstanding obvious.
It just doesn't seem like a good ad to me and I agree is probably a little base.
( Dare I say it , like a lot of stuff out of the USA, except The Office which is of course a UK derivative )