I've now spent two minutes of my life watching an Outback commercial that barely shows the car. Doesn't talk about activities that involve the car. Pitches a product I can't have.
Shows a woman vigorously snorting the crotch of a pair of men's underwear. Okay, that raised some eyebrows.
And recommends I not fear The Dirt.
Hey guys - my avatar's a tractor. The dirt fears me.
I'd say this commercial was a failure. I caught it part of the way through and didn't know what the hell was going on. I wasn't sure if it was some sort of skit or a serious commercial. The thing that was throwing me off were the flattering car shots. I had to get to the end for it to be apparent that this was a commercial.
This is yet another example of masturbatory self-promotion for some advertising company. Inappropriate and ineffective for the client but it will serve as a great portfolio piece.
As a sometime woodworker and a guy who heats his house with wood, I can recommend another: Packer's Pine Tar Soap. Nothing I've ever used before works so well at getting pine pitch off and leaving your hair still on.
I went to the site mentioned at the end of the ad: it redirects to a Subaru page with a skunk and a link for a test drive that apparently includes a free bottle of detergent while supplies last.
Oh, it just figures. Subaru mainstreams the looks on it's entire lineup, then goes and mucks up its one mildly attractive vehicle. Looks like an XC70/Venza/Sebring mashup. Yurk.
Also did they lose their turbos and how is the 2.5i going to reach 60mph?
We are not amused with the sub-300HP figures. Something about this sexy-ish wagon just seems, wrong. I can't see the locals trading in their '89 DL wagons for one of these fancy new examples of modern technology.
I'm not a big fan of imports, but Subaru is an exception. A big one.
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I've now spent two minutes of my life watching an Outback commercial that barely shows the car. Doesn't talk about activities that involve the car. Pitches a product I can't have.
Shows a woman vigorously snorting the crotch of a pair of men's underwear. Okay, that raised some eyebrows.
And recommends I not fear The Dirt.
Hey guys - my avatar's a tractor. The dirt fears me.
Did I say "awesome?" Yeah, that was ironic.
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This is yet another example of masturbatory self-promotion for some advertising company. Inappropriate and ineffective for the client but it will serve as a great portfolio piece.
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I love the disclaimers, and list of stains ("the slime that comes on fishes", "Russian dressing"). I wonder though, is it any better than Dr Bonner's?
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(I love the hell out of Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap; I use the peppermint variety daily.)
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As a sometime woodworker and a guy who heats his house with wood, I can recommend another: Packer's Pine Tar Soap. Nothing I've ever used before works so well at getting pine pitch off and leaving your hair still on.
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Not that there is anything wrong with that.
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(...Says the guy with the Volvo 240, but still...)
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Just trust me, a'ight?
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Agreed.
And most people would be truly shocked at the conditions a rental car can traverse.
Exit speed is directly proportional to entry speed.
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Also did they lose their turbos and how is the 2.5i going to reach 60mph?
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/that's the Subaru I know and love
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I'm not a big fan of imports, but Subaru is an exception. A big one.
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I told them to screw off, as the Outback pulls off the styling much better.
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