[Kelii36]

Since the air waves are constantly bombarded with disgusting commercials featuring meat, I was wondering which ones are the most appalling to you? I find the ones for TGI Fridays to be pretty gross with the chicken wings being tossed around and everyone is partying in the background.

 

[Limes]

I can't think of any commercials off hand, but I did see a billboard for Bullseye BBQ sauce that said "Sauce so bold pork will pull itself". I thought that was pretty disgusting.

 

[vancouverveggie]

Anything with the KFC Double Down in it. Gross. I'm also not loving the giant Boston Pizza billboard on my morning commute to work with a picture of a burger and the caption. "Relaxation through Grilled Meat".

 

[peacefulveglady]

I also agree with the KFC double down , when I was near a KFC a few months ago in our previous town it had the double down on the window. I was ready to hurl when I seen that.

 

[Phoenix Days]

Double down has to be the least vegan thing out there.<br><img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/spew.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title=":spew:">

 

[disney.jessica]

Pretty much any commercial for a meat restaurant seems to be all about having the meatiest and least vegan commercial nowadays. Many of the restaurants, like Carl's, Jr., seem to go out of their way to be anti-veg*n and anti-animal. Good thing I have a DVR; I never watch commercials anyways.

 

[yumy]

1. the burger king meat mathematics commercials<br><br>
2. wasn't there some commercial where people were rubbing beef on like it was deodorant or perfume?

 

[azerea_02]

Here in Ottawa there's a steakhouse restaurant called Steak. I don't watch TV, but their radio commercials are about a group of girls saying "we're the everywhere-is-fine type of girls and...we eat steak!" I disgusts me how they try to appeal to girls by implying that to be an "appealing" girl you have to do this typically manly thing that is eating steak, ...because if you don't eat steak, guys will see you as the picky type. Anyway, it's the vibe the ad gives off.

 

[disney.jessica]

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Here in Ottawa there's a steakhouse restaurant called Steak. I don't watch TV, but their radio commercials are about a group of girls saying "we're the everywhere-is-fine type of girls and...we eat steak!" I disgusts me how they try to appeal to girls by implying that to be an "appealing" girl you have to do this typically manly thing that is eating steak, ...because if you don't eat steak, guys will see you as the picky type. Anyway, it's the vibe the ad gives off.</div>
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Wow, such an imaginitive name for a restaurant <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title=""><br><br>
I hate those types of ads. I've seen things like that in media a lot. I've also seen that girls should drink alcohol to appeal to guys somehow, similar to things with girls eating steak. I hate when girls feel like they should act like a guy does to impress them in movies and commercials and shows. Like the other day I was watching a movie and this girl was dating a vegetarian PETA member and animal activist who rescues animals, so she pretended to be veg and love animals when she was eating barbecue ribs in meat eating contests on the side and hated dogs and other animals

 

[fadeaway1289]

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Wow, such an imaginitive name for a restaurant <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title=""></div>
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Lol I was just thinking the same thing.

 

[Kindred]

The chicken noodle soup add with the guy dressed in a chicken outfit sitting in a boiling pot pretending hes having a spa. Its wrong in so many ways.

 

[luxdancer]

Fatburger's campaign claim that it's been converting vegetarians since 1952.

 

[MarianasMermaid]

It's not a restaurant, but any of the Foster's Farms commercials (with the chickens trying to get people to eat them) just make me blegh. Those and any of the pork commercials. "Pork, it brings families together." Uh... no, no it does not.