Yes and yes.

In a lot of employment sectors these days, even just looking at that ad would be career-ending.

My sentiment exactly--too drawn out and repetitive. Had they cut right from the first guy stripping to his undies to the final "best clothing drive ever" scene, it would have been just as funny but the humor wouldn't have worn thin.

And if they'd put the men in boxers instead of briefs, perhaps it would have been allowed on TV.

I hate the characterization of men as idiotd

Stupid c commercial but shouldn't be banned. Mgmt of Budweiser should re evaluate their advertising

I have seen that one. I liked it!

it was an aussie commercial showing a guy on the
beach drinking beer after beer from a cooler ...
and then when he was just starting on his last bottle,
a gorgeous brunette comes up out of the waves,
smoothing her hair back and adjusting her bikini ...
she saunters up to him, takes the bottle from
his hand, drinks some and spills some down her front.
then, she stoops over to let him catch the part which
she spilled.
"thirsty for beer?" -- j
.

Budweiser puts a lot into their ads.

I got a different one.

True. I guess they went by looks. Needed more screen time for the receptionist. :-)

They banned it...since when are they worried about nudity...

and did you see the "thirsty for beer" commercial
right after it? . very interesting. -- j
.

I don't care for beer but I like this commercial

Said the proctologist to his nurse looking at a can of beer that she brought him, "No, my dear, not a Bud Lite, a butt light."

This has been a trend in American TV commercials for at least two decades, originally subtle, but now more than obvious - whenever there are a male and a female in the ad, almost without exception, the male is made to look like an idiot or in some respect dumb or inadequate. Excellent education for the new generations! America has chosen a multi-prong approach to self-destruction - economic, political and cultural.

LOL, Maybe when it comes to things like that, guys really never grow up. Evidently, Budweiser thinks that if they can target a young demographic and win them over, the kids will be loyal when they are old enough to buy beer.

This was a fun breakfast thread. (But I'll skip the Bud Light.)

Jan, chuckling

Yes. Needed more girls. :-)

No f@?$ing s___. We are up to two f$&@ing dollars.

I thought it was worth banning. It was a one trick pony in which the same joke was done over and over and over again. Besides, who wants ro see a hairy legged man in his tidy whities?

GD awesome $hit hot commercial any d&mn day!

First f@&$ing time I saw it.

That one has been around a ph&^king long time.

Excellent! Who doesn't love the Dutch?

The worst beers have the best commercials.