Does anyone else find the Cialis commercials funny?

[dalesys]

I know when someone, anyone really, touches my hand my pants fall off immediately.

All *I* have to do is suck in my gut and you can call me "Mr. Droppamapants".

[shankyknitter]

So freshman year of college I had to write a paper in my media class comparing advertising across different brands of the same product. I had to write a paper comparing different brands of male enhancement products. I had to dissect the commercials of Cialis, Enzyte, and Viagra. I've seen every commercial for every one of these three brands. I have to say that if you want funny watch the Enzyte commercials, they're on youtube.

[BethB]

I know when someone, anyone really, touches my hand my pants fall off immediately.

Okay, I'm am dying of laughter from this comment alone. I will refer to this if I EVER have a bad day.

[trailerparkmedic]

I've pointed out the same stuff about the Cialis commercials to Fiance (two tubs? laundry gets me in the mood?) but he thinks I'm weird.

We both think the Viagra commericals where the dude is TALKING TO HIS REFLECTION are funny. Yes, you should really talk to your doctor about that problem! I also think the Dyson vaccum commericals are very dirty--all that talk about suction and the ball.

[Magpie]

Not that people actually did it, just that that's what TV shows did then, so it makes it feel fifties. And actually my grandparents have slept in twin beds for a very long time. They even have different bedrooms now. I'm not asking, they seem happy enough, and it's technically none of my business. But it's hideously confusing.

[Racket_Man]

But that's because it was Happy Days, and supposed to feel like the fifties.

I know but I knew of NO one even in that era, not my parents, or my friends parents or anyone else I knew or now know that, as a married or co-habitating couple, slept in seperate twin beds. maybe on the couch or guest bedroom (if in trouble or had trouble sleeping) but never seperate beds.

hmmm that rules out snuggling on a cold winter night nudge nudge wink wink know what I mean????? hmmmmm flannel

[Magpie]

Heck I remember on Happy Days the parents were in seperate beds and that was in the 70's

But that's because it was Happy Days, and supposed to feel like the fifties.

[Racket_Man]

i see them all the time, and wonder...why sit in separate bathtubs in the end???? lol

why up until the late 1970's were MARRIED people on TV REQUIRED to be in seperate beds -- ie look at the Lucy Show, the Flintstones, etc. ohhhhh they might get frisky and that is ICKY . but you could show people getting beaten up and shot.

Heck I remember on Happy Days the parents were in seperate beds and that was in the 70's

[BookstoreEscapee]

Nice to meet you. lol!!

I don't think she's your type..

[Sheldonrs]

I know when someone, anyone really, touches my hand my pants fall off immediately.

Nice to meet you. lol!!

[DGoddessChardonnay]

I've seen those commercials. . . all I can say is out of all the erotic scenes I've attempted to write over the years, not one of them (so far) have involved a laundry room.

[Whiskey]

I know when someone, anyone really, touches my hand my pants fall off immediately.

[dalesys]

i see them all the time, and wonder...why sit in separate bathtubs in the end???? lol

If they were in the same tub, all we would see would be foam.

[sarasquirrel]

i see them all the time, and wonder...why sit in separate bathtubs in the end???? lol

[Exaspera]

Darn! I have managed to miss those, although I shall keep my eye peeled.

The one I think is hysterical is the one where the men are playing in a little band singing "Viva Viagra."