proserpina65 April 25 Share April 25 22 hours ago, Crashcourse said: The absolute worst one for me is the Sheba commercial where the mother ignores her son saying he's hurt while she's cuddling her cat. I hope the actress never finds work again. I love that one! Kid can get his own band aid. But even if I didn't like it, I wouldn't blame the actress. That's like hating on Jack Gleeson because his Game of Thrones character was horrible. Actors are just doing a job. 20 hours ago, Crashcourse said: Oh, I blame the writers, but surely the actress could have found another commercial to be in. On Reddit and other sites, the commercial has gotten a lot of negative feedback, and she should have known that would happen. Unless someone is a big star, making a living by acting is not easy. Turning down something as innocuous as the Sheba commercial would be pretty damned dumb for a jobbing actor. They have bills to pay, too. 18 1 Link to comment
Blergh April 26 Share April 26 While I don't consider the mother in that commercial to be as inattentive to her offspring as a sea turtle, I just wish the kid would pipe up, 'Fine, Mom. Enjoy the cat as long as you like but remember the cat won't be picking your nursing home!' 5 6 Link to comment
Haleth April 26 Share April 26 9 hours ago, Blergh said: While I don't consider the mother in that commercial to be as inattentive to her offspring as a sea turtle, I just wish the kid would pipe up, 'Fine, Mom. Enjoy the cat as long as you like but remember the cat won't be picking your nursing home!' But the cat will get the summer home and the kid will end up with a train set. 11 Link to comment
Affogato April 26 Share April 26 (edited) 22 hours ago, Blergh said: While I don't consider the mother in that commercial to be as inattentive to her offspring as a sea turtle, I just wish the kid would pipe up, 'Fine, Mom. Enjoy the cat as long as you like but remember the cat won't be picking your nursing home!' A remarkably transactional, even sociopathic interaction. I I would worry about the kid that made it, if they were serious. If the women is compassionate to the cat, she is a compassionate person and likely has moments with the child as well. And the child is being modeled respect for other living creatures. I think sometimes a commercial can be taken at face value. Edited April 27 by Affogato 3 1 Link to comment
Mittengirl April 27 Share April 27 (edited) The Freshpet ads where someone is freaking out about keeping pet food in the refrigerator crack me up. When I was a kid we had pet chameleons; they were fed mealworms that were stored in the fridge. The mealworms never went rogue and stormed the veggie drawer. It was fine. Does anyone else remember the episode of Frasier where Niles gives a talk at a Middle School(?) and tells the kids about all the parts-per-million of bugs and what-not that are allowed in food products? The pet-food-in-the-fridge phobics must pass out at the thought of a cricket toe in their food. Edited April 27 by Mittengirl 4 1 Link to comment
JustHereForFood April 27 Share April 27 3 hours ago, Mittengirl said: The Freshpet ads where someone is freaking out about keeping pet food in the refrigerator crack me up. When I was a kid we had pet chameleons; they were fed mealworms that were stored in the fridge. The mealworms never went rogue and stormed the veggie drawer. It was fine. Does anyone else remember the episode of Frasier where Niles gives a talk at a Middle School(?) and tells the kids about all the parts-per-million of bugs and what-not that are allowed in food products? The pet-food-in-the-fridge phobics must pass out at the thought of a cricket toe in their food. I store my cat's food in our fridge and it never occurred to me that some might find it weird. But as a vegetarian, I would probably pass out at any insect part in my food. 2 Link to comment
Affogato April 28 Share April 28 7 hours ago, Mittengirl said: The Freshpet ads where someone is freaking out about keeping pet food in the refrigerator crack me up. When I was a kid we had pet chameleons; they were fed mealworms that were stored in the fridge. The mealworms never went rogue and stormed the veggie drawer. It was fine. Does anyone else remember the episode of Frasier where Niles gives a talk at a Middle School(?) and tells the kids about all the parts-per-million of bugs and what-not that are allowed in food products? The pet-food-in-the-fridge phobics must pass out at the thought of a cricket toe in their food. I had mealworms in the fridge for a while when I was a kid. A vistor to the house was freaked out when he found them. 4 Link to comment
sistermagpie April 28 Share April 28 18 hours ago, JustHereForFood said: I store my cat's food in our fridge and it never occurred to me that some might find it weird. But as a vegetarian, I would probably pass out at any insect part in my food. I had a certain kind of dog food in my fridge for a while that sort of came in something like a loaf. The only problem with it was one day I grabbed the wrong plastic bag out of the fridge and at lunchtime I realized I'd brought dogfood to work instead of people food. 7 Link to comment
Affogato Monday at 06:33 PM Share Monday at 06:33 PM (edited) On 4/28/2024 at 12:38 PM, sistermagpie said: I had a certain kind of dog food in my fridge for a while that sort of came in something like a loaf. The only problem with it was one day I grabbed the wrong plastic bag out of the fridge and at lunchtime I realized I'd brought dogfood to work instead of people food. How was it? Edited Monday at 06:33 PM by Affogato 1 Link to comment
sistermagpie Monday at 07:44 PM Share Monday at 07:44 PM 1 hour ago, Affogato said: How was it? Very meaty. 6 Link to comment
Ancaster Yest. at 03:12 AM Share Yest. at 03:12 AM On 4/24/2024 at 2:17 PM, Crashcourse said: Oh, I blame the writers, but surely the actress could have found another commercial to be in. On Reddit and other sites, the commercial has gotten a lot of negative feedback, and she should have known that would happen. Maybe she, like many in the public eye, doesn't go on social media for her own self-preservation. 4 Link to comment
Notabug 18 hours ago Share 18 hours ago (edited) 16 hours ago, Ancaster said: Maybe she, like many in the public eye, doesn't go on social media for her own self-preservation. Or, she needs to work for a living and doesn't worry about what random strangers think of the acting jobs she takes to keep her life afloat. She's not famous, I doubt 99+% of the public knows her name. Any flack about the commercial is not going to stick to her for long, if at all. Edited 18 hours ago by Notabug 13 Link to comment
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