Maman elle a dit qu'je peux !!

[Frenchie]

The forum being a bit silent these days, as many of you have said,  here is a funny commercial I saw again this morning, ( you may have seen it before ),  and it made me giggle again, so I thought some of you would like to see it too, but be aware, it is a bit sexually explicit. ( in case some of you might be offended, you never know) 

Maman elle a dit qu'je peux !!

[:D][:D][:D]

[Cat]

And there was me thinking that the message of the advert was going to be how to prevent the arrival of 'orrible little tykes like him.  As in "bet you wished you'd used one" [;-)]

[Frenchie]

[:D][:D][:D]

[Richard T]

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... but be aware, it is a bit sexually explicit. ( in case some of you might be offended, you never know) ...

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Eh? In what way was it "sexually explicit"?

Richard T

[Dick Smith]

I think Frenchie knows that the ability of some people to be offended is limitless.

Made me larf.

[Frenchie]

Exactly Sir ..........

I probably didn't find the right words ( sorry, I'm French !! [:)] ) ,  but honest, I hesitated in posting it, yes, cos indeed , I thought some peopel might say they were offended ...  On an open forum you have to be careful I assume, I wondered " what if kids are in the room and ask" why does she say " yesss" ... [:$]

But I guess kids know everything these days.. [;-)]

 

[cassis]

[quote user="Frenchie"]

But I guess kids know everything these days.. [;-)]

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Kids have always known everything.  So they think.  [;-)]

[Dick Smith]

My kids used to hang around outside the toilet door and mumble. Then go and do something crazy because "you didn't tell us not to". Very aware. Surprisingly, none of them grew up to be lawyers.

[krusty]

So is there a follow up , did he put the cat in the washing machine ?[;-)]

[Frenchie]

Dick Smith ; you got clever kids   [:D]

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Krusty, is that all you were interested in ?? [:D] 

[Dick Smith]

Cunning, at least.

[Frenchie]

About one year ago, as I was amazed at what my  my son, then 13 ,  had said, ( macho joke ) ; he answered, " mum.. I know everything now...More than you do I'm sure "  .......   [blink][:$]............ [:D]

[Dick Smith]

Unlikely. What he means (but doesn't want to say) is that he spends more time thinking about it than you do...

Like about 20 hours a day.

[Frenchie]

Oh yes, I'm sure......... Now he s 14; he 's changed sooooooo much !!

He s taller than I ( and I'm tall ) , he shaves ..   where s my baby??? [blink][:D]

And the parental control on the PC is on each time I have to leave the house cos .. well.. he tried.. only normal... but I d rather see him discover sexuality in a different way from cyber porn........

[Frenchie]

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Like about 20 hours a day.
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Does that ever change in a man ?? [:D]     [Www]

[Mme poivre]

excellent Frenchie

It made me laugh too

anything is better than trying to catch up witht e ironing[:P]

JXX

[Dick Smith]

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[quote user="Dick Smith"]

Like about 20 hours a day.

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Does that ever change in a man ?? [:D]     [Www]

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Yeah. When we get older we sleep more...

[Frenchie]

Judith, I love ironing... but it s a bit too hot these days here...

Or else I would have said " send it to me" !   [:D]

[Frenchie]

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Yeah. When we get older we sleep more...
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To catch up for all these years of thinking and doing ! [:D]

[Dick Smith]

Well, thinking mostly.

[nectarine]

thanks for posting that link, Frenchie, it made me laugh out loud!!  Aren't there some great adverts around these days!

One of my favourites is the old Hamlet cigar advert, featuring the actor who plays Rab C. Nesbitt as a man in a photo booth.  He sits on the chair, puts his money in the slot and arranges his wispy hair (sort of like a Jackie Charlton comb-over) but the flash goes off before he's finished; annoyed, he tries again but the second flash goes off too early; thoroughly irritated he leans towards the camera and it takes the third photo.  He quickly arranges his comb-over and fixes a cheesy grin but, at the moment that the camera takes a perfect photo, the chair collapses ...    cue the familiar Hamlet music and a whiff of cigar smoke rising up from the bottom of the screen.  Classic"

[cooperlola]

Gregor Fisher.  Wonderful.  I still have the free promo video from Hamlet with all those ads on.  Still funny.  I also like the one with jockey sitting in the starting stalls having a cig' whilst the rest of the field zooms off.

[Jacqui Too]

[quote user="nectarine"]

thanks for posting that link, Frenchie, it made me laugh out loud!!  Aren't there some great adverts around these days!

One of my favourites is the old Hamlet cigar advert, featuring the actor who plays Rab C. Nesbitt as a man in a photo booth.  He sits on the chair, puts his money in the slot and arranges his wispy hair (sort of like a Jackie Charlton comb-over) but the flash goes off before he's finished; annoyed, he tries again but the second flash goes off too early; thoroughly irritated he leans towards the camera and it takes the third photo.  He quickly arranges his comb-over and fixes a cheesy grin but, at the moment that the camera takes a perfect photo, the chair collapses ...    cue the familiar Hamlet music and a whiff of cigar smoke rising up from the bottom of the screen.  Classic"

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This one: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=X0SbVFxl64A

Wonderful, I forgot how good it was

[Frenchie]

[quote user="nectarine"]

thanks for posting that link, Frenchie, it made me laugh out loud!!  Aren't there some great adverts around these days!

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Oh yes, there are some good ones;.. [:D]

And it s good to see many of you online .

[nectarine]

Jacquie Too, thanks for posting that You Tube link.  Ha ha ha ha .... that has me howling with laughter.  Definitely one of the best adverts ever !!!!