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very good commercial
awesome, thanks 
haha thats a good one
K-Fed goes up in my book for the ability to make fun of himself
QUOTE (SweetDaddyFreak @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 3:27 PM) 
K-Fed goes up in my book for the ability to make fun of himself
agreed, but it's not like he didn't get paid a pretty penny for this, so he can only go up so far.
QUOTE (SweetDaddyFreak @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 3:27 PM)
K-Fed goes up in my book for the ability to make fun of himself
agreed
from imdb:
Members of the National Restaurant Association in the US are furious with Kevin Federline for appearing in a commercial demeaning fast food workers. Britney Spears' estranged husband recently taped an ad for Nationwide Insurance, which shows him daydreaming about being a rap star, but really working in a fast food restaurant. Representatives from the organization say the ad, which is set to debut during the Super Bowl broadcast next month, is "demeaning and unpleasant" to the nation's restaurant workers. Spokeswoman Annika Stennsson insists the ad could have been done differently telling PageSix.com, "A sudden change in Federline's career could have been depicted with him holding an unemployment benefit check. It shouldn't be necessary for a company to disrespect others to get its point across. It's a negative, unfair and inaccurate reflection." Nationwide spokesman Eric Hardgrove hits back at the claims saying the ad isn't meant "to offend or insult the many fine individuals who work in the restaurant industry." He says it's a "humorous take on one person's life. The focus of the ad is the element of surprise, not the setting of a fast-food restaurant."
QUOTE (showstopper24 @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 6:56 PM)
agreed
from imdb:
Members of the National Restaurant Association in the US are furious with Kevin Federline for appearing in a commercial demeaning fast food workers. Britney Spears' estranged husband recently taped an ad for Nationwide Insurance, which shows him daydreaming about being a rap star, but really working in a fast food restaurant. Representatives from the organization say the ad, which is set to debut during the Super Bowl broadcast next month, is "demeaning and unpleasant" to the nation's restaurant workers. Spokeswoman Annika Stennsson insists the ad could have been done differently telling PageSix.com, "A sudden change in Federline's career could have been depicted with him holding an unemployment benefit check. It shouldn't be necessary for a company to disrespect others to get its point across. It's a negative, unfair and inaccurate reflection." Nationwide spokesman Eric Hardgrove hits back at the claims saying the ad isn't meant "to offend or insult the many fine individuals who work in the restaurant industry." He says it's a "humorous take on one person's life. The focus of the ad is the element of surprise, not the setting of a fast-food restaurant."
from imdb:
Members of the National Restaurant Association in the US are furious with Kevin Federline for appearing in a commercial demeaning fast food workers. Britney Spears' estranged husband recently taped an ad for Nationwide Insurance, which shows him daydreaming about being a rap star, but really working in a fast food restaurant. Representatives from the organization say the ad, which is set to debut during the Super Bowl broadcast next month, is "demeaning and unpleasant" to the nation's restaurant workers. Spokeswoman Annika Stennsson insists the ad could have been done differently telling PageSix.com, "A sudden change in Federline's career could have been depicted with him holding an unemployment benefit check. It shouldn't be necessary for a company to disrespect others to get its point across. It's a negative, unfair and inaccurate reflection." Nationwide spokesman Eric Hardgrove hits back at the claims saying the ad isn't meant "to offend or insult the many fine individuals who work in the restaurant industry." He says it's a "humorous take on one person's life. The focus of the ad is the element of surprise, not the setting of a fast-food restaurant."
+1 for Federline for having a sense of humor
-1 for the National Restaurant Association for lacking that sense
QUOTE (Nikki_N @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 7:02 PM)
+1 for Federline for having a sense of humor
-1 for the National Restaurant Association for lacking that sense
-1 for the National Restaurant Association for lacking that sense
McDonald's is not a restaurant. Now they can all relax.
That's great.
They should also do a version where at first he's boinking the lucious baby one more time Britney Spears then all of a sudden he looks down and its the clumsy flesh eating vagina Britney Spears.
QUOTE (IQCrash @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 4:30 PM)
They should also do a version where at first he's boinking the lucious baby one more time Britney Spears then all of a sudden he looks down and its the clumsy flesh eating vagina Britney Spears.
i'd still hit it..
Damn she looks so good on the........<---------right
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9tPx8VE8qc
this is a pretty funny fake interview Weird Al did with K-Fed. Definitely fits well into this thread.
this is a pretty funny fake interview Weird Al did with K-Fed. Definitely fits well into this thread.
QUOTE (BeaverStyle @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 7:37 PM)
I'd still hit it and try to knock her up and get alimony and an allowance.
Fizzle Yo Pizzle My Nizzle.
very funny....
and it still disturbs me how nasty Britney got, she used to be soooooooooooo hot
and it still disturbs me how nasty Britney got, she used to be soooooooooooo hot
I still wouldnt kick Britney out of my bed.
QUOTE (Oziumrules @ Tuesday, January 30th, 2007, 3:22 PM)
I still wouldnt kick Britney out of my bed.
QFT.
QUOTE (Oziumrules @ Tuesday, January 30th, 2007, 3:22 PM)
I still wouldnt kick Britney out of my bed.
I would, but only if Angelina Jolie told me to
This is still funny.
QUOTE (showstopper24 @ Monday, January 29th, 2007, 6:56 PM)
Members of the National Restaurant Association in the US are furious with Kevin Federline for appearing in a commercial demeaning fast food workers.
You know what really grinds my gears?
Why is it, that every sub-division of the population, no matter how low on the proverbial totem pole they may be, gets the right to bitch and whine over trivialities? First it's Rosie O'Donnell and the national coalition of fat people raging against the machine because someone called them fat and disgusting. Live with it or lose some fucking weight. The fact that there are formal groups of educated people complaining about name calling really kind of scares me. Now what? The McDonald's employees are fighting the man too? You work at fucking McDonalds. It's a job that most 15 year olds would turn down, and one day you wake up and you're 40 and still there. Yeah, I'd agree that your life sucks, and you probably have some very very bad decision making skills. I understand if you're bitter, but come on. Is complaining about a television commercial going to bump you up a few rungs on the social ladder? Probably not. Just shut the fuck up and get that fat bitch in the corner another whopper.
QUOTE (CardWarfare @ Thursday, February 1st, 2007, 8:38 PM)
You know what really grinds my gears?
Why is it, that every sub-division of the population, no matter how low on the proverbial totem pole they may be, gets the right to bitch and whine over trivialities? First it's Rosie O'Donnell and the national coalition of fat people raging against the machine because someone called them fat and disgusting. Live with it or lose some fucking weight. The fact that there are formal groups of educated people complaining about name calling really kind of scares me. Now what? The McDonald's employees are fighting the man too? You work at fucking McDonalds. It's a job that most 15 year olds would turn down, and one day you wake up and you're 40 and still there. Yeah, I'd agree that your life sucks, and you probably have some very very bad decision making skills. I understand if you're bitter, but come on. Is complaining about a television commercial going to bump you up a few rungs on the social ladder? Probably not. Just shut the fuck up and get that fat bitch in the corner another whopper.
Why is it, that every sub-division of the population, no matter how low on the proverbial totem pole they may be, gets the right to bitch and whine over trivialities? First it's Rosie O'Donnell and the national coalition of fat people raging against the machine because someone called them fat and disgusting. Live with it or lose some fucking weight. The fact that there are formal groups of educated people complaining about name calling really kind of scares me. Now what? The McDonald's employees are fighting the man too? You work at fucking McDonalds. It's a job that most 15 year olds would turn down, and one day you wake up and you're 40 and still there. Yeah, I'd agree that your life sucks, and you probably have some very very bad decision making skills. I understand if you're bitter, but come on. Is complaining about a television commercial going to bump you up a few rungs on the social ladder? Probably not. Just shut the fuck up and get that fat bitch in the corner another whopper.
so easy a caveman could do it.
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