Lets see him sell insurance now.

or do the robot.

 

Crap. I guess that means my premiums are going up again.

 

Maybe now you can do something about those Old Navy comercials, they make me want to go on a murderous rampage.

 

I thought I was the only one!

 

ah this year they are a little better, still pretty annoying but theres no morgan fairchild

 

at least she was hot and sort of slutting it up for the camera. I'm waiting for the Old Navy comercial where those freakin singing a-holes show up at someone's house and get blown away by the assault rifle he keeps for home defense.

 

Hmmm Old Navy commercial or the dumb guy from Geico doing the robot? Well I guess I'd have to go with Geico since they give me pretty good insurance. I'll never shop at old Navy.... or at a local dealership called Rocky's Auto who actually has worse commercials than Old Navy

 

Dude, I thought it was just me. That first one, where at the end the little kid goes "THEY SURE ARE FESTIVE"...I just want to smack him with a shovel...and I don't know why.

 

 

that is the exact same feeling I had... I wonder if there are subliminal messages in them. Old Navy consistently comes up with some of the most annoying comercials (outside of the low budget local auto dealers) on TV. They must actually have to sit down and think about what to do to **** people off.

 

I do think some of the GEICO commercials are great, especially the squirrels that wreck the station wagon.

 

AHHH I HATE OLD NAVY. After 4 washings there clothes fall apart and how dare they take on the name of our military and give my cousin a hard time about leaving for Iraq. She wanted to freeze her credit bill while she was gone, they said no. I Hate them!!!!!

 

Not sure if she can "Freeze" her credit bill, but in accordance with the provisions of the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (USC Title 50), they have to reduce her interest rates for any debt she incurred prior to her stint on active duty (enlistment, or call-up of her Reserve unit). This doesn't apply to NEW credit, so once she is on active duty, the old interest rate would apply to any new balances. If she claims to have a financial burden as a result of her service, she should qualify (the creditor has to prove otherwise if they feel she doesn't have a burden).

See DOD website of Revised SCRA rules here---> http://www.dod.mil/specials/Relief_Act_Revision/

See more about the SCRA here---> http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/sscra/a/sscra.htm

 

Thank God, she is one ugly hoe...

 

Now they are at 98% customer satisfaction