Anyone seen the new Volvo TV commercial with the wooden coaster and park in the background? I don't think it's SFMM, but I'm not sure as I've only seen it once. Anyone have any idea what coaster and park are featured?
I survived a Japanese typhoon and the Togo flat ride of death!!!!!!
Couldn't be a Six Flags park. The father is teaching his daughter how to drive in the parking lot. At Six Flags there'd be another coaster in the way. :)
Haha...too bad volvos are so uninspiring. I saw that commercial as well as was more intrigued with the rollercoaster. But anyhow...this is not 'autospies'
Does anyone have a pic from the ad by any chance? I don't watch much TV so I haven't seen the ad, but I'd like to get a look at a pic to try and give some insight.
I havn't seen the commercial yet. There is a good chance I never will, I am in the process of buying DVD Box Sets of my Favorate Television Programs. At the rate I'm Buying them by January 1, 2007 I'll have AT LEAST 20 Entire Collections of TV Shows, each collection having from 60 to 180 Episodes. These TV Shows (Along with the Movies I'm Buying or already own.) will be enough to watch to watch AN ENTIRE EVENING of Television for AT LEAST A YEAR!
If you are wondering why I'm doing this its because I am FED UP with enduring nearly 20 Minutes of commercials for each Hour of Program. :(
BTW I'm Discintinuing my Cable TV Subscription, I'll be able to use the Money I'm Saving to (Naturally) RIDE MORE ROLLER COASTERS!
RatherGoodBear said: Couldn't be a Six Flags park. The father is teaching his daughter how to drive in the parking lot. At Six Flags there'd be another coaster in the way. :)
Borntocoast said: AT LEAST 20 Entire Collections of TV Shows, each collection having from 60 to 180 Episodes.
Dude, that's like, thousands of dollars. That's the great thing about commercials: they make the shows free. And now stations like ABC have a lot of their shows available the next day online with a total of 2 mins of commercials for the entire hour.
And if that's not good enough for you, just get the torrents.
It's not as expensive as that, SFogswim. I bought most of the DVDs either Used or from "Bargain Bins". All in all I estimate I spent about $400.00 for them. All I know is being able to watch your Favorate TV shows without any Commercials is .........PRICELESS!