Fresh TV Spot Chock Full of Cheeky Puns
Coming from a country where “sexy” humor is usually sexist humor, it’s pretty refreshing to see an ad that manages to be dirty, cute, and actually a little smart while somehow managing to still stay in “safe for work” territory.
Can you spot all the sexual metaphors in this ad? We found at least sixteen, but we’re pretty sure there are a lot more — if only we knew more New Zealand slang!
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Comments
Well, that was positively silly.
Um… I suppose this is the best time to ask, but is tea bagging as ludicrous a sexual act as I believe it to be?
February 7th, 2008 at 12:31 pmIt depends what you define as tea bagging.
I first heard the term when I was an impressionable youngster watching “Pecker” — in that movie, tea bagging is some guy putting his balls on your face, which (in my opinion) is a little ludicrous, yes.
On “Sex and the City” (and many other places), tea bagging is defined as, well, ball sucking, which is not ludicrous at all.
February 7th, 2008 at 12:40 pmLeave a reply :