First post of the day and it's already 12:40?

What gives with that?  Anyway, I've noticed a trend on TV that is too stupid to be disturbing.  There seems to have a been a 200 percent increase of corporate advertising bullroar.  Lets look at Gilette for instance.  What in the world is a "micro shaving system"?  And what in the world is a "micro pulse"?  Is this not just a razor?  Does it really, I mean, *really* make the hairs on your face stand up for easier shaving?  I don't believe that it does, or it does just enough, which could be just a tiny amount, just so they can hype it up on TV.  Here's another one.  Ganier, the hair people.  What is a "micro fruit wax"?  There is so much stupid corporate bullroar on the TV these days.  One of my most hated commercials right now is the "Tension Headache" from Excedrin or Advil or Badpil or whatever.  Very very annoying.  I would expect this kind of thing in the Philippines, but c'mon.  Here?  In the philippines there was this particular kind of orange drink, like Tang, but a different name, oh yes, it was call 8'o'Clock.  Anyway, they advertised that it contained this special ingreidient called QX-99 or something.  Obviously bullroar.  Anyway, I think that consumers all over the world need to realize that the amount of commercial bullroar is at all time high levels.  It seems like one of the only products out there that doesn't come with a lot of bullroar is Dove.  3/4 moisturizer.  They don't even need to tell what the moisturizer is because that would make it corporate bullroar.  So, Dove, thank you.