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Yes, they could have used him for the teetotaler.They could've had Mohammad at the table, but had his face conveniently obscured by the food being passed around to add to the humor.
Apparently this Australian ad for lamb is offending certain religious sensibilities.
Me, I found it pretty funny.
Your thoughts?
I agree with Tumah that the atheist's explanation of why she was at the table wasn't all that great for the flow of the video, but other than that, I thought it played well. I especially liked the light-hearted, cheerful humor, which I suppose will nevertheless offend a few people. Not everyone laughs with the gods, and some folks just don't have much in the way of a sense of humor.
Apparently this Australian ad for lamb is offending certain religious sensibilities.
Me, I found it pretty funny.
Your thoughts?
Elephant in the room joke was a bit of a damp squib. And everybody knows that Ganesha is a strict vegetarian with tusk sized sweet tooth.Apparently this Australian ad for lamb is offending certain religious sensibilities.
Me, I found it pretty funny.
Your thoughts?
I feel so left out of due to the fact that I utterly hate lamb.... Cute to look at, when alive... Just one of a couple of items I cannot get past my taste-buds without triggering the gag reflex. *sniffle*Just for background, this is not the first ad in the series. The company has deliberately moved to a more inclusive style of advertising. I mean, obviously you can agree with their approach or not, but they are trying to push the message that lamb is cross cultural. This contrasts with earlier ads, which were pushing a more traditional 'Aussies eat lamb' style. All done with tongue in cheek.
I wonder if they do any adds for vegetarians & vegans.Just for background, this is not the first ad in the series. The company has deliberately moved to a more inclusive style of advertising. I mean, obviously you can agree with their approach or not, but they are trying to push the message that lamb is cross cultural. This contrasts with earlier ads, which were pushing a more traditional 'Aussies eat lamb' style. All done with tongue in cheek.
I feel so left out of due to the fact that I utterly hate lamb.... Cute to look at, when alive... Just one of a couple of items I cannot get past my taste-buds without triggering the gag reflex. *sniffle*
Non-vegetarian ad requires a vegan reply.Apparently this Australian ad for lamb is offending certain religious sensibilities.
Me, I found it pretty funny.
Your thoughts?
Muhammed, The Flying Spaghetti Monster & Cthulu are missing!Apparently this Australian ad for lamb is offending certain religious sensibilities.
Me, I found it pretty funny.
Your thoughts?
I wonder if they do any adds for vegetarians & vegans.
I feel so left out of due to the fact that I utterly hate lamb.... Cute to look at, when alive... Just one of a couple of items I cannot get past my taste-buds without triggering the gag reflex. *sniffle*
I kind of felt that the atheist's information dump ruined the flow of the video. A little light ribbing never hurt anyone. Although I guess I can't say anything since my G-d was the only one not made fun of. Would have liked to see Moses do more than just make split peas, or at least it be more apparent what he's doing.
Dude THEY NEED TO DO THAT NOWThey could've had Mohammad at the table, but had his face conveniently obscured by the food being passed around to add to the humor.
Non-vegetarian ad requires a vegan reply.
Please please don't eat us.
Although I guess I can't say anything since my G-d was the only one not made fun of.