Do you find "Rob Lowe" line commercials funny?
 

I thought this will go away as fast as Eharmony "kids dating" but its on and on with new skits. Am I the only one not laughing?

Yes, and it is a shame because a sense of humor is proven to have a positive effect on life.

You may need to be put back in the loony tunes bin...

I liked the one where he was watching strangers swim at the rec centre.

The first two were pretty funny. The meathead one is bad.

That one went off as fast as fast as eharmony "kids" commercial :1orglaugh

I have no idea what you are trying to say. Flo commercials are humorous, this one isn't.

I agree. Do you think they are locked in to a long term thing and are just pushing it? BTW it works as we are talking about it.

It was funny until they started running it into the ground, kind of like Geico has done with any of their several commercial series.

Not really. I can't think of a company he's working for. I know its not cable and I am not switching.
Taco Bell Chihuahua was working.

I'm so over them.

why wouldn't hairy arm guy simply trim his arm hair?

same reason Ricky Ricardo didn't dump the dumb bitch.. :thumbsup

because red hair pussy is the best?

It was funnier when they focused on 'personality types' rather than physical appearance. Too Shy Robe Lowe is funnier than Skinny Arms Robe Lowe.

Tho the line, "I guess I'm not getting any mayonnaise' was pretty funny. LOL

Amusing is the word I'd use. And only mildly amusing at that. Outright funny though, no.

But when it comes to comedy I'm a tough sell, like you I suppose.

They are pretty good, they just show them too much

I actually don't mind him. After he was in Tommy Boy with Chris Farley was the first time I realized he had a humorous side. That scene in the movie where he sits on the desk and his shirt gets sucked off from the delivery tube behind him and he just gets up, throws his jacket over his shoulder and walks out still makes me lol.

I'm not saying he's a great comedian or anything, but truth be told? We are talking about it now - love or hate. That being said?

Mission accomplished, DirecTV :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I think they are great.....

i find them funny :thumbsup:thumbsup

I think they're pretty funny, it's self deprecating, handsome actor who had his contemporaries, Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, become major A list film actors, while he didn't, talking about himself in self important 3rd person as these humorous archetypical characters.

Young Rob Lowe was the ultimate 'pretty boy', so 'pretty' that it was kind of creepy.

He'll always be Dean Youngblood to me

Holy fuck, forgot about that movie - and a great synopsis :2 cents: :thumbsup

he's the only one left of the brat pack

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IMO, his best role was sodapop curtis

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effective campaign .. and enjoyable .

I'm the same age as that bunch, the Outsiders was close to my favorite film of that era and genre, a lot of it was similar to my upbringing, mine just wasn't as dramatic - I was a middle class kid but gravitated towards the 'outsiders' group because they were cooler and had seemingly no adult supervision in their lives, my parents called them 'the hard rocks'.

'Over the Edge' was my favorite movie of that era, cast a completely unknown kid, Matt Dillon, after noticing him at the junior high they were casting extras from. It's very dated looking now.

hah, had no idea dillon was discovered like that. i've enjoyed quite a few of his movies and thought he could pull off a variety of roles, including comedy.