In vic An eastern suburbs group of second hand car dealers !!!! REALLY ANNOYING ADS
Do you remember the old HUNGRY JACKS (Burger King whatever) ad ? .... "it takes two hands to handle a whopper"? ..... nowadays you could fit itin one palm and have room for your mobile.
Car yard add from WA, 70s-80's.
"dont sign anything until you see Paceway Mitsubishi" 
Not sure when this add or what it was about, but was to sell a Japanese motor vehicle add came next but it had a catch at the end with a Japanese accent "Arrsoo, "please consider"
What about the RIVERS ad's?? not very shouty but they play the lamest music. very annoying.
or, there is a local ad from a mob called kitcraft kitchens and the lady who is in it and does the talking has this really irritating voice. sounds half like shes using one of those voice robot things some people have.
cant concentrate on the ad because of her irritating voice.
AH HA I remember the Decore - real pisser.
Tab: vaguely remember. Funny how the chick looked more attractive then than now...
"I feel like a Toohey, I feel like a Toohey, I feel like a Toohey or two!".
Serious, who the f drinks Tooheys ??
Daft Greg Evans definitely was before the Daddo guy.
Always thought the latter was a bit, you know.
But then he's married with kids, so he possibly couldn't be.
Not old but!
"where the bloody hell are you"
pretty girl....
BUt....embarrassed me as an aussie...
While looking for a commercial I hate..
I found this...Isn't this indecent exposure ? 
This guy annoyed everybody who watched television in Sydney in the early 80s with his "and let me do it right for you".
Well sorry about that but the thread title is:-
Annoying commercials and jingles from the past.
OK, here's one. In 1986, there was a ridiculous commercial that lasted very few days before it was pulled off the air.
In that clip, a famous sports personality idiotically went "I can drink 4 or 5 of these and I'm not even drunk". It was an early commercial about light beer, obviously using humour rather brains.
Who was he, and what was the beer?
I have the answer to the former only...
