commercials

I think we can all agree that we see a lot of advertisements from lawyers here in Louisiana. Heck, at this point I feel like I know guys like Morris Bart and Gordon McKernan like family.

Actor Jim Varney took the world by storm in the late 80s with his character "Ernest P. Worrell".

It's always fun to take a trip down memory lane, especially when it's about something we can all relate to. Advertising slogans? We're all surrounded by them. Sure, we all remember 'Trix are for kids,' but what about those catchphrases that only people from Shreveport-Bossier know about or remember? We've got 'em for you!

These are some of the best Halloween ads from the last 40 years.

The effect is said to calm the brain and soothe those in an agitated emotional state, so what better place to try it out than the Superbowl?

We watch the game for the commercials and the food. It's okay to admit it.

Compared to today, the 1960s were a weird time. Things that just wouldn't fly today were commonplace back then. Take, for instance, this TV commercial for both a Ford Mustang AND a Post cereal called Rice Krinkles.

Watching the big game the other day I'm sure you and I had the same thoughts. What the hell is going on with this commercial? Did someone buy :60 of commercial time just to sing to me? What's the hook? This youtube video takes that premise and runs with it...

It's official: Kmart's new "Ship My Pants" TV commercial is a viral video hit. There's even a #ShipMyPants hashtag on Twitter. The premise of the funny ad is simple: the word 'ship' sounds an awful lot like...well, you know.

Tax time is just around the corner. Groan. We know how it is dude; you owe, so it's off to work you go. While there's nothing sexy about taxes, the idea of slaying them is sort of hot, and watching a beautiful woman slay her taxes is even hotter. This TaxSlayer commercial takes some of the sting out of sharing your income with the government.

If you spend as much time as we do watching TV, you've caught this new Wendy's commercial featuring hot redhead Morgan Smith Goodwin exclaiming "going in!" before taking a big bite out of a burger. Or a chicken sandwich. Honestly, we were too busy laughing at the unintentional innuendo to pay much attention to what she was eating. Can you blame us?

Puff introduced us to the REAL way the "Duck Face" was created, but I think I have found a new one.