Are you tired of pharma commercials

Seems the side affects are worse than the ailments.<br>Anal leakage,erectile dis function,leaky eyes,blindness&amp; deafness,depression, anxiety,&amp; occasional death.<br><br>I think I'd rather have the acne or watery eye's than what their pushin?

Waaay tired of them. And I've noticed some liquor ads showing up. When did that change?

I'm glad....ever since I got rid of my feminine itching I've been able to enjoy the beach MUCH more.<br>
And now that hemmhoroids are gone, I can ride a bike like Lance Armstrong!

And let's not forget that now that my ED is gone, I get to chill with my lady friend in an oldschool bathtub in the middle of a wheat field!

<p><font color="#003366">And Adam, thankfully your lady friend is no longer depressed, doesn't have to pee every 15 minutes and no longer has athlete's feet!<br><br><br><br>maribell</font></p>

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I don't know if y'all get 'em outside of SoCal, but we get tons of ads for the "Lap Band" which is a gastric bypass procedure.<br><br>
"Lap Band will change your life, just like it did for me!!" (note that the verb tenses don't agree; incredibly annoying to a spelling 'n grammar geek like me)

<blockquote><strong class="quote-title">groggerbug wrote:</strong><hr>I don't know if y'all get 'em outside of SoCal, but we get tons of ads for the "Lap Band" which is a gastric bypass procedure.<br><br>
"Lap Band will change your life, just like it did for me!!" (note that the verb tenses don't agree; incredibly annoying to a spelling 'n grammar geek like me)</blockquote><br>Dude. The billions of lap band billboards all along the 605 with the hot blonde chick waving her arms in the air. Stupid.

Equally irksome are the new names they create for supposed dysfunctions. <br><br>Like Adam said above, ED is now part of the mainstream. I guess we are too infantile to actually say "erectile dysfunction" in a commercial.<br><br>I bring this up because I saw a commercial last evening talking about new syndrome called "Low T". The commercial targets men over 45 who are feeling irritable, tired, lacking energy and sexual desire. It's a real subtle commercial that ends with a small Abbott Laboratory logo at the end, but I was able to figure out that Low T is a new euphemism for low testosterone. Get ready for all you sufferers of Low T, help is on the way!!<br><br>Bob Jordan

120 years ago, a little whisky addressed all of these!