Thank you Maureen...you are clearly a lady of good judgment and impeccable taste... what would you like for Christmas?Kenmo1 wrote:Keefy - despite what Stephen says about you, I think you are a gent. Thank you very much.Onelife wrote:https://m.youtube.com/results?q=wait%20 ... vert&sm=12
Hi Maureen.......as you can see l'm no expert but this link should get you there in a roundabout way.
Regards
keith
Maureen
Onelife wrote:Thank you Maureen...you are clearly a lady of good judgment and impeccable taste... what would you like for Christmas?Kenmo1 wrote:Keefy - despite what Stephen says about you, I think you are a gent. Thank you very much.Onelife wrote:https://m.youtube.com/results?q=wait%20 ... vert&sm=12
Hi Maureen.......as you can see l'm no expert but this link should get you there in a roundabout way.
Regards
keith
Maureen
Keefyx
Even more incredible how did Spike the hedgehog get on there ?.Onelife wrote:I just want to know how the badger managed to get onto the trampoline?
Hi Ray...the most important thing to take out of this ad is that if you put a trampoline in your garden it will inevitably attract lots of verminRaybosailor wrote:Even more incredible how did Spike the hedgehog get on there ?.Onelife wrote:I just want to know how the badger managed to get onto the trampoline?
The Waitrose (part of John Lewis Group) ad is quite good but I wouldn't put Waitrose mince pies out for the birds at that price.
Raybosailor wrote:Keefy wrote: As for the other ad I was rather hoping the Kestrel had got its claws into Robin as this would have demonstrated that some are less fortunate than others at this time of year....now where did I put those Aldi mince pies.
That's rather cruel Keefy, even I wouldn't put Aldi mince pies out for the birds.
It's Janet McTeerCaroleF wrote:On the radio this morning I heard an interview with someone from - it may have been the RSPCA or maybe some other animal charity protesting about the John Lewis advert saying it would encourage people to try to get their dogs, in particular, to jump on a trampoline and there would be a danger of the animals injuring themselves. Also apparently the hedgehog is not a variety that would be seen in this country and they should be hibernating now anyway! The interviewer asked him if he thought people would be that stupid and was told, yes some would! Talk about bah humbug!
Each time I see it the advert still makes me smile, prefer it to the Waitrose one although that is good. What do people think of the M&S one - wish I could remember where I've seen the actress who plays Mrs. Claus before.
Carole
Hi Carole ..people who complain about such trivial things make me sick.....They should see the way l swing our dog round by its tail then they would have something to complain about...Oops!CaroleF wrote:On the radio this morning I heard an interview with someone from - it may have been the RSPCA or maybe some other animal charity protesting about the John Lewis advert saying it would encourage people to try to get their dogs, in particular, to jump on a trampoline and there would be a danger of the animals injuring themselves. Also apparently the hedgehog is not a variety that would be seen in this country and they should be hibernating now anyway! The interviewer asked him if he thought people would be that stupid and was told, yes some would! Talk about bah humbug!
Each time I see it the advert still makes me smile, prefer it to the Waitrose one although that is good. What do people think of the M&S one - wish I could remember where I've seen the actress who plays Mrs. Claus before.
Carole
Hi Carole Janet McTeer has won many acting awards but the role I remember her for is the prison governer in Lynda La Plante's "The Governor".Onelife wrote:Hi Carole ..people who complain about such trivial things make me sick.....They should see the way l swing our dog round by its tail then they would have something to complain about...Oops!CaroleF wrote:On the radio this morning I heard an interview with someone from - it may have been the RSPCA or maybe some other animal charity protesting about the John Lewis advert saying it would encourage people to try to get their dogs, in particular, to jump on a trampoline and there would be a danger of the animals injuring themselves. Also apparently the hedgehog is not a variety that would be seen in this country and they should be hibernating now anyway! The interviewer asked him if he thought people would be that stupid and was told, yes some would! Talk about bah humbug!
Each time I see it the advert still makes me smile, prefer it to the Waitrose one although that is good. What do people think of the M&S one - wish I could remember where I've seen the actress who plays Mrs. Claus before.
Carole
