ATT Commercial
- by Kathie2013 Feb 06
- Review #: 382091
| Company | ATT |
| Product / Service | ATT Uverse |
| Location | Los Angeles, California |
| Category | Media |
| Views | 12 |
$5000
I can't believe that you hired a advertising company that came up with such *** commercials...so *** that I change the channel on my "Novella" (which I assume is what the girls are calling their TV?
...this is America and we call them televisions) every time your *** commercial runs my channel is changed. To have children saying I can't hear the TV over my "PAPA" snoring or..."in my day" ..in her day?...how old is she 13? and how about the boy with the corn dog...
OMG...is simply *** and I refuse to watch your commercials...the writers should be fired. 38894c2
May 13 from North Hills, California
...hahahaha
May 13 from North Hills, California
I'm from America....ONLY
!!!! Since when did I have to look words up in my dictionary so I can "understand" what a COMMERCIAL is trying to say...it is a COMMERCIAL
... "A Novella"
.... give me a break. Now I have a "
person
" , calling me names because I didn't know what an Italian or European word was
?.... I am an American, born in America. Apparently, Anonymous isn't
....
May 12
May 13 from North Hills, California
!!!...or maybe you approved it
...or maybe your child in the commercial....how embarrassing for you
By the way...not to correct your "BRILLIANCE" but, Novellas are short stories (not soap operas) ...DERIVED FROM ITALY!!! Read the following ...from the dictionary
A novella is a written, fictional, prose narrative normally longer than a short story but shorter than a novel.
The English word "novella" derives from the Italian word "novella", feminine of "novello", which means "new".[1] The novella is a common literary genre in several European languages.
Maybe you were trying to say a Telenovela...is a soap opera...but, a NOVELLA...per the dictionary is something you read and it is from ITALY.....NOT AMERICA.
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