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** In an issue of the ''Badger'' comic, Mavis destroys Ham's computer, at which he says, "I hope you're satisified Madam! Now I no longer have the biggest Wang in town!"
** [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Chung_%28band%29 Everybody Wang Chung Tonight!]]
%% ** [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons "Thank goodness he's drawn attention away from my shirt!"]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEF1F-VswsM Do you like my Wang?]]
** Similarly, the Wang linker (named of course after the Chinese researcher who pioneered it) is a linking group in solid-state organic catalysis. Guaranteed to [[HehHehYouSaidX raise giggles among chemistry undergraduates when it comes up in lectures]].
** Wang tiles are studied by some geometers and logicians.
** A man in the Netherlands made a rather modest museum to Wang computers. What did he call it? Why, the [[http://home.planet.nl/~janvdv/wang/wangmuseum.htm Small Wang Museum]], of course!
** Incidentally, though Wang Computers no longer exists, the name lives on as the name of the Wang Theatre in Boston, which led to it being used in a punchline in a local morning DJ's comedy sketch about "Viagra: the Musical".
** And then there is the story about them trying to rename their support system '''''Wang Care'''''
--> Day one of rename
-->Operator: Good morning Wang Care, how can I help.
-->Caller: Who the *#£! are you calling Wangcare.
-->---------------------------------------------------
-->Day 2 - Name change
** [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Chung_%28band%29 Everybody Wang Chung Tonight!]]
%% ** [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons "Thank goodness he's drawn attention away from my shirt!"]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEF1F-VswsM Do you like my Wang?]]
** Similarly, the Wang linker (named of course after the Chinese researcher who pioneered it) is a linking group in solid-state organic catalysis. Guaranteed to [[HehHehYouSaidX raise giggles among chemistry undergraduates when it comes up in lectures]].
** Wang tiles are studied by some geometers and logicians.
** A man in the Netherlands made a rather modest museum to Wang computers. What did he call it? Why, the [[http://home.planet.nl/~janvdv/wang/wangmuseum.htm Small Wang Museum]], of course!
** Incidentally, though Wang Computers no longer exists, the name lives on as the name of the Wang Theatre in Boston, which led to it being used in a punchline in a local morning DJ's comedy sketch about "Viagra: the Musical".
** And then there is the story about them trying to rename their support system '''''Wang Care'''''
--> Day one of rename
-->Operator: Good morning Wang Care, how can I help.
-->Caller: Who the *#£! are you calling Wangcare.
-->---------------------------------------------------
-->Day 2 - Name change
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* Nando's, a South African chicken restaurant franchise that has a penchant for putting out controversial ads, covered this by airing a commercial for a fake yet somewhat similar restaurant, only to add a disclaimer at the end that shows the logos of the restaurants, a rooster in both cases, side by side, so Nando's could argue that their cock was bigger than theirs.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YCZhJwuN-o Take a look]]. It's Creator/StanFreberg-level good.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YCZhJwuN-o Take a look]]. It's Creator/StanFreberg-level good.
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* Nando's, a South African chicken restaurant franchise that has a penchant for putting out controversial ads, covered this by airing a commercial for a fake yet somewhat similar restaurant, only to add a disclaimer at the end that shows the logos of the restaurants, a rooster in both cases, side by side, so Nando's could argue that their cock was bigger than theirs.
**theirs. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YCZhJwuN-o Take a look]]. It's Creator/StanFreberg-level good.
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** Also, if you interpret 'slap' as 'slapping your junk', the entire commercial is possibly more hilarious than normal. "Slap your troubles away."
* [[http://youtu.be/fxVH5sKUlPg "You, your kids, and your Johnson."]] Wait, WHAT?!
* [[http://youtu.be/eQ79pCJBcJ8 The Wonder Boner]]. Nuff said!
* [[http://youtu.be/fxVH5sKUlPg "You, your kids, and your Johnson."]] Wait, WHAT?!
* [[http://youtu.be/eQ79pCJBcJ8 The Wonder Boner]]. Nuff said!
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EoR_3wXHqA This commercial]] for Axe body spray.
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** This is made even funnier by the advertiser's name: ''{{Yuri}}'' [[Creator/YuriLowenthal Lowenthal]].
* Nutty's Bar in Sioux Falls' advertising jingle "Nuttys, where all the nuts hang out." [[HehHehYouSaidX *snicker*]]
** Interestingly, another nutty chocolate bar, actually called "Snickers" once adopted the slogan "Get some nuts!"
** Also, a nut company called Nobby's, with the slogan "Nibble Nobby's Nuts!"
*** They also sell jerky, though they unfortunately decided to forgo the opportunity to use the golden marketing line "Nibble Nobby's Meat."
* Nutty's Bar in Sioux Falls' advertising jingle "Nuttys, where all the nuts hang out." [[HehHehYouSaidX *snicker*]]
** Interestingly, another nutty chocolate bar, actually called "Snickers" once adopted the slogan "Get some nuts!"
** Also, a nut company called Nobby's, with the slogan "Nibble Nobby's Nuts!"
*** They also sell jerky, though they unfortunately decided to forgo the opportunity to use the golden marketing line "Nibble Nobby's Meat."
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** Also, a nut company called Nobby's, with the slogan "Nibble Nobby's Nuts!"
*** They also sell jerky, though they unfortunately decided to forgo the opportunity to use the golden marketing line "Nibble Nobby's Meat."
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* [[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS Touching is good]]. Creator/{{Nintendo}} slogan. No, really.
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* [[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS [[MediaNotes/NintendoDS Touching is good]]. Creator/{{Nintendo}} slogan. No, really.
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* In 2013 Playtex Products decided to bring their expertise in making feminine wipes to Fresh 'n' Sexy, a post-coital wipe meant (unlike most products that bear that brand) for both sexes. The product's slogan: "For Whatever Comes Next", wasn't even half as bold as [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/05/playtex-fresh--sexy-wipes_n_2626158.html the print ads]].
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* In 2013 Playtex Products decided to bring their expertise in making feminine wipes to Fresh 'n' Sexy, a post-coital wipe meant (unlike most products that bear that brand) for both sexes. The product's slogan: "For Whatever Comes Next", wasn't even half as bold as [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/05/playtex-fresh--sexy-wipes_n_2626158.html the print ads]].ads]], with slogans like "A clean beaver always gets more wood" and "A clean pecker always taps it."
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmR5fpZOzug Hi. Want to join the Mile High Club?]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkkTeAP8d5o Kotex U Beaver]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpMQN-0cvP0 I love my three way]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1KGlzZ3bVQ#t=0m23s Everyone wants a three way]].
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkkTeAP8d5o Kotex U Beaver]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpMQN-0cvP0 I love my three way]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1KGlzZ3bVQ#t=0m23s Everyone wants a three way]].
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* A toilet paper company posted an image on Twitter about [[http://i.imgur.com/PNNJIxi.jpg how they've always been an Asgardian]] to help promote the new ''Thor'' film. Said tweet was later deleted.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7NgLArJidY Everyone is doing it.]] [[OverlyLongGag And it goes on from there.]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7NgLArJidY Everyone is doing it.]] [[OverlyLongGag And it goes on from there.]]
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* A The Charmin toilet paper company posted an image on Twitter about [[http://i.imgur.com/PNNJIxi.jpg how they've always been an Asgardian]] to help promote the new ''Thor'' film. Said tweet was later deleted.
* %%* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7NgLArJidY Everyone is doing it.]] [[OverlyLongGag And it goes on from there.]]
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* One of the commercials for Pepsi in Argentina features every kind of sexual innuendo imaginable while "I Touch Myself" by Divinyls is played.
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* Pretty much any commercial from Joe's Crab Shack. Ads like [[https://youtu.be/_nMytge1K8E telling a woman]] to "[[DoubleEntendre take [her] top off]]". Also, [[https://youtu.be/4u4Z9W4SfgA this one]] has three girls state what they're "doing", with a man boasting that he's "doing all three".
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* Pretty much any commercial from Joe's Crab Shack. Ads like [[https://youtu.be/_nMytge1K8E telling a woman]] to "[[DoubleEntendre take [her] top off]]". Also, [[https://youtu.be/4u4Z9W4SfgA this one]] has three girls state what menu item they're "doing", with a man boasting that he's "doing all three".
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* A Toyota commercial for the Sienna has a woman in her new van, marveling at how relaxing it is to be in it. The woman then explains that she escapes the hours in the Sienna by saying that time in the van "gives her fewer headaches."
* A Jack in the Box commercial features Jack conversing with his mother about whatever product he's now selling, when his father barges in exclaiming "Honey, call the doctor! It's been more than four hours," accompanied by a panicked glance downward.
** Jack in the Box seems to be adopting this as a core element of their ads (which isn't a bad thing, mind you). One ad features Jack discovering some...rather intimate purchases amongst his wife's groceries, which she tells him are for "later". He then finds a ''spiked collar'' and gets VERY excited...until being told it's for the dog.
* A Jack in the Box commercial features Jack conversing with his mother about whatever product he's now selling, when his father barges in exclaiming "Honey, call the doctor! It's been more than four hours," accompanied by a panicked glance downward.
** Jack in the Box seems to be adopting this as a core element of their ads (which isn't a bad thing, mind you). One ad features Jack discovering some...rather intimate purchases amongst his wife's groceries, which she tells him are for "later". He then finds a ''spiked collar'' and gets VERY excited...until being told it's for the dog.
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* A Advertising/{{Progressive}} ad talking about the bonuses for people who stayed with Progressive, and the rival company apprently gives customers a calendar as a prize, featuring one insurance man laying on the cover somewhat suggestively. One of the guys says, "You should see November!" and Flo replies ''very'' seductively, "Oh, yeah?"
** The "Peer Pressure" ad, which features Flo in a dark alley handing out free insurance as if it were a drug. The customer even says, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "My insurance agent told me not to talk to people like you"!]] and the tagline is, "Buy Progressive today...no pressure."
* [[https://youtu.be/0W7tdlacdU0 This Scotch video cleaner commercial]]. It's supposed to help you clean your "[[{{UsefulNotes/Pornography}} dirty videos]]".
** The "Peer Pressure" ad, which features Flo in a dark alley handing out free insurance as if it were a drug. The customer even says, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "My insurance agent told me not to talk to people like you"!]] and the tagline is, "Buy Progressive today...no pressure."
* [[https://youtu.be/0W7tdlacdU0 This Scotch video cleaner commercial]]. It's supposed to help you clean your "[[{{UsefulNotes/Pornography}} dirty videos]]".
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** The "Peer Pressure" ad, which features Flo in a dark alley handing out free insurance as if it were a drug. The customer even says, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "My insurance agent told me not to talk to people like you"!]] and the tagline is, "Buy Progressive today...no pressure."
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* A mattress commercial was going around with different people saying different variations of "ask me how it worked/improved my life/etc." One of them was an obviously pregnant woman saying "Well, just ask ''me!''" while her partner smiled into the camera.
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* A 2015 Fiat commercial starts with an older woman lying in a seductive pose on her bed, beckoning her husband for what can only be sex. Excitedly, her husband grabs a bottle of blue pills and tries to pop one in his mouth, but it falls out the window instead and lands in a nearby Fiat's gas tank, causing the car to... ''swell''.
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* A Specsavers advert (shown during the day) has a museum security guard going around at the end of the day and flicking off all the lights... and accidentally snapping the willy off a statue. And then at the end, he stops to glance at a painting of a cockerel.
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* [[https://youtu.be/FC8IWkV3u5w This Sling TV ad]] has "slinging" mistaken for a DoubleEntendre for [[{{Polyamory}} swinging.]] Right down to the husband [[ReadyForLovemaking popping open his shirt.]] The [[https://www.adweek.com/tv-video/nick-offerman-and-megan-mullally-play-horny-slingers-in-hilarious-sling-tv-spots/ later ads]] with Creator/NickOfferman and Megan Mullaney were [[https://youtu.be/OFDYVDDDSVg even less]] [[https://youtu.be/7hvPj7Uu2Ew subtle]] about the entendre.
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* [[https://youtu.be/ab8I_VCKniU A commercial]] for Koodo Mobile has El Tabador helping a family move into their new house. At the end, he knocks over a long, rectangular box, which then starts vibrating with enough frequency to move around the room. He hastily says it "must be their alarm clock", obviously trying to cover up what it really is.
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* [[https://youtu.be/-OG3rqOsNSY The bee having fun]] with a flower was actually an advertisement of a mobile phone tune which somehow managed to air midday.
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* In the UK, the 2013 TV commercial for Flora butter depicts a cartoon animation of two brothers making breakfast for their parents on their anniversary. When they go upstairs to give it to them, the narrator (the youngest sibling) [[DiscretionShot describes how the]] [[PrimalScene mother was good at wrestling in bed with the father]]. What makes this even more questionable is the parents would [[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex decide to get it on]] ''[[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex in the morning]]'' when everyone else in the house was already awake!
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* In the UK, the 2013 TV commercial for Flora butter depicts a cartoon animation of two brothers making breakfast for their parents on their anniversary. When they go upstairs to give it to them, the narrator (the youngest sibling) [[DiscretionShot describes describes]] how the]] the [[PrimalScene mother was good at wrestling in bed with the father]]. What makes this even more questionable is the parents would [[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex decide to get it on]] on ''[[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex in the morning]]'' when everyone else in the house was already awake!
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Dewicking A Date With Rosie Palms which is now an index.
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* Remember Little Baby's Ice Cream, the company that made the infamous "This Is a Special Time"? Well, this company kept making commercials and in 2015, it made one called "[[https://youtu.be/AZfwdEFl1t4 Check Out Our New Package]]", where they announce the release of a brand new pint container that is said to be "100% recyclable". The commercial features [[FanService a well-built, shirtless guy]] posing for the audience. Then the guy proceeds to slide down the zipper of his pants, with ice-cream squirting out of his crotch, as if he...[[ADateWithRosiePalms Oh yeah]]. This is probably the weirdest thing to come out of this company so far.
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* Remember Little Baby's Ice Cream, the company that made the infamous "This Is a Special Time"? Well, this company kept making commercials and in 2015, it made one called "[[https://youtu.be/AZfwdEFl1t4 Check Out Our New Package]]", where they announce the release of a brand new pint container that is said to be "100% recyclable". The commercial features [[FanService a well-built, shirtless guy]] posing for the audience. Then the guy proceeds to slide down the zipper of his pants, with ice-cream squirting out of his crotch, as if he...[[ADateWithRosiePalms Oh yeah]].yeah. This is probably the weirdest thing to come out of this company so far.
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* The Australian anti-littering campaign with the slogan "Don't Be A [[ADateWithRosiePalms Tosser]]".
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* The Australian anti-littering campaign with the slogan "Don't Be A [[ADateWithRosiePalms Tosser]]".Tosser".
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* [[https://youtu.be/ab8I_VCKniU A commercial]] for Koodo Mobile has El Tabador helping a family move into their new house. At the end, he knocks over a long, rectangular box, which then starts vibrating with enough frequency to move around the room. He hastily says it "must be their alarm clock", obviously trying to cover up [[ADateWithRosiePalms what it really is]].
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* [[https://youtu.be/ab8I_VCKniU A commercial]] for Koodo Mobile has El Tabador helping a family move into their new house. At the end, he knocks over a long, rectangular box, which then starts vibrating with enough frequency to move around the room. He hastily says it "must be their alarm clock", obviously trying to cover up [[ADateWithRosiePalms what it really is]].is.
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* Creator/VinceOffer does this in the Slap Chop commercial (intentionally; he used to be a comedian). When demonstrating how to chop up almonds, etc., [[MemeticMutation "You're gonna]] [[WebAnimation/YoutubePoop love my nuts."]]
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* Creator/VinceOffer does this in the Slap Chop commercial (intentionally; he used to be a comedian). When demonstrating how to chop up almonds, etc., [[MemeticMutation "You're gonna]] [[WebAnimation/YoutubePoop gonna love my nuts."]]"
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* The tourism department of Regina, Saskatchewan gained worldwide attention in 2023 when it invited residents to "show us your Regina".
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* A Creator/TV3 ad from the mid 2000s. Feic, feicim, feicamar etc. said the teacher. The joke being in Ireland ''feck'' is a swear word while ''feic'' is the Irish for ''look'' and is pronounced exactly the same.
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* A Creator/TV3 [[Creator/VirginMediaTelevision TV3]] ad from the mid 2000s. Feic, feicim, feicamar feiceamar etc. said the teacher. The joke being in Ireland ''feck'' is a swear word while ''feic'' is the Irish for ''look'' and is pronounced exactly the same.
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[[caption-width-right:300:That's not what FriendsWithBenefits [[YouKeepUsingThatWord typically means]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:That's not what FriendsWithBenefits [[YouKeepUsingThatWord typically means]].means.]]
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Chung_%28band%29 Everybody Wang Chung Tonight!]]
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** [[http://en.[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Chung_%28band%29 Everybody Wang Chung Tonight!]]
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* For a while in Minneapolis they were running advertisements for an AIDS awareness program at most of the bus stops. One, showing a picture of a man in a baseball uniform, said something along the lines of "Just because you're the pitcher doesn't mean you can't get AIDS."
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> I can strip anywhere!
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* An ad for a pore strip brand refers to the action of having pore strips as stripping, which results in this line, among others.
> I can strip anywhere!
> I can strip anywhere!
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* The [[https://youtu.be/JohgwbpQuy8 Bud Light commercials]] on "The Bud Light party", which boast of having the biggest "caucus" in the country.
* Remember Little Baby's Ice Cream, the company that made the infamous "This Is a Special Time"? Well, this company kept making commercials and in 2015, it made one called "[[https://youtu.be/AZfwdEFl1t4 Check Out Our New Package]]", where they announce the release of a brand new pint container that is said to be "100% recyclable". The commercial features [[FanService a well-built, shirtless guy]] posing for the audience. Then the guy proceeds to slide down the zipper of his pants, with ice-cream squirting out of his crotch, as if he...[[ADateWithRosiePalms Oh yeah]]. This is probably the weirdest thing to come out of this company so far.
* One of General Motors' Super Bowl ads in 2014 is called "Romance" and is for the new Chevrolet Silverado HD truck. It starts innocuously enough, with a man purchasing a bull and loading it into a trailer. Then "You Sexy Thing" starts to play, and it's all but confirmed that the man isn't getting the romance at the end.
* Club 18-30 did a similar thing to the above ad in a [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_c.jpg series of]] [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_a.jpg 2002]] [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_b.jpg poster ads]]. At first glance, it looks like groups of people frolicking at the beach, bar, etc. Upon closer inspection, however, nearly everybody is positioned in a sexually suggestive manner.
** Earlier in the mid-90s, they had a series of ads that didn't even try to be subtle. Featuring statements such as "Beaver Espana", "Summer of 69", or (accompanied by a picture of a man wearing boxers) "Girls, may we interest you in a package holiday?" These wound up earning plenty of complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority, who eventually ordered the company to pull them.
* One of the commercials for Pepsi in Argentina features every kind of sexual innuendo imaginable while "I Touch Myself" by Divinyls is played.
* The Australian anti-littering campaign with the slogan "Don't Be A [[ADateWithRosiePalms Tosser]]".
* For their Molson Canadian beer, Molson brewery made a commercial about how many beavers we have in Canada, so many that sometimes we have to chase them out of the house. The commercial ends with the phrase "Molson Canadian, for when you're chasing beavers." [[note]]For those who don't get the joke, "beaver" is also slang for "vagina," at least in Canada, the United States, and Australia (see below for the last one).[[/note]]
* There is a regular series of ads on Australian TV for a brand of Peanuts called Nobby's. It involved someone talking about "Nibbling Nobby's Nuts". In every case people nearby would all look suspiciously when that someone, it was usually a woman, said this out loud. It's been going strong since the 1980s.
** When this company aired ads in the UK, they used the same slogan, though the advert featured UK 70's Slade frontman Noddy Holder. The ad showed a group of men who, upon reading the title, started to lunge towards Noddy's crotch, stopping just short when he announced "Not Noddy's. NOBBY'S!".
* A Creator/TV3 ad from the mid 2000s. Feic, feicim, feicamar etc. said the teacher. The joke being in Ireland ''feck'' is a swear word while ''feic'' is the Irish for ''look'' and is pronounced exactly the same.
* Pretty much any commercial from Joe's Crab Shack. Ads like [[https://youtu.be/_nMytge1K8E telling a woman]] to "[[DoubleEntendre take [her] top off]]". Also, [[https://youtu.be/4u4Z9W4SfgA this one]] has three girls state what they're "doing", with a man boasting that he's "doing all three".
* During the 2009 Indy 500, Firestone had a blatant example. The station had paused for a station ID (which was announced by the analyst) and it went to a radio commercial that [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything invited the listener to strap down tightly, feel the rubber and smell the excitement, gripping it tightly with sweaty palms]] (amazingly, no complaints were made about this ad).
* The ads for FX's ''Series/NurseJackie'': first one was "Life is full of little pricks", while another was "Holy shift".
* A Toyota commercial for the Sienna has a woman in her new van, marveling at how relaxing it is to be in it. The woman then explains that she escapes the hours in the Sienna by saying that time in the van "gives her fewer headaches."
* A Jack in the Box commercial features Jack conversing with his mother about whatever product he's now selling, when his father barges in exclaiming "Honey, call the doctor! It's been more than four hours," accompanied by a panicked glance downward.
** Jack in the Box seems to be adopting this as a core element of their ads (which isn't a bad thing, mind you). One ad features Jack discovering some...rather intimate purchases amongst his wife's groceries, which she tells him are for "later". He then finds a ''spiked collar'' and gets VERY excited...until being told it's for the dog.
* An advert for Tetley tea bags had the head mascot Gaffer and his date in a taxi outside her house. She asks him if he'd like to come in for some "coffee". But [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Gaffer takes this literally]] and, as a tea man, he's disgusted. He says "What sort of a bloke do you think I am?" and leaves her standing on the curb.
* A commercial for the Mini Countryman had a game show called [[DoubleEntendre "Cram It In the Boot"]] where the (British) host asks the (American) contestant if he'd ever crammed it in the boot? The commercial was advertising how Countryman's boot is able to hold more stuff, so you can cram more things in its boot. The radar [[DidNotDoTheBloodyResearch obviously had no idea what else that means]].
* One Bigspot ad shows some kind of yo-yo product (which, as all the Bigspot ads imply, is a failure). At one point, a woman walks up to a man in a very suggestive tone and says "Can I play with your yo-yo?" The guy winks at the screen, and the ad ends.
* Overstock.com's (now O.co's) tagline "The big, big O" is [[TheImmodestOrgasm odd]] but [[AccidentalInnuendo reasonably innocuous]]. Their [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong Jingle Bells-esque]] Christmas jingle ("Oh Oh Oh, the big big O, Overstock.com", which never comes ''after'' the company is identified) crosses the line into a disturbingly unrelated attention-grabber. (In case you don't understand, the Big O is slang for an orgasm).
* Wilkinson Sword's "mow the lawn" was a clear {{visual| innuendo}} metaphor for shaving pussy. See [[https://youtu.be/QC0uGcorAl0 here.]]
* [[https://youtu.be/fMjavRu4v5c This legendary Fiat commercial from the 2012 Super Bowl.]] One shot even has the girl [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything smear a white foamy substance on a guy's mouth and drop some on her chest.]] It's a wonder how this commercial got the okay to air.
* The Liquid Plumr ad for its [[https://youtu.be/QtlhTOijPgg Double Impact]]. From the deep voiced narration, to the woman's reactions, to the many plumbing double entendres, to that other possible meaning of "Double," to the guys respectively working the meat (he's a butcher) and handling melons (fresh grocer) at the end, we're glad this ad aired.
* A Advertising/{{Progressive}} ad talking about the bonuses for people who stayed with Progressive, and the rival company apprently gives customers a calendar as a prize, featuring one insurance man laying on the cover somewhat suggestively. One of the guys says, "You should see November!" and Flo replies ''very'' seductively, "Oh, yeah?"
** The "Peer Pressure" ad, which features Flo in a dark alley handing out free insurance as if it were a drug. The customer even says, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "My insurance agent told me not to talk to people like you"!]] and the tagline is, "Buy Progressive today...no pressure."
* [[https://youtu.be/0W7tdlacdU0 This Scotch video cleaner commercial]]. It's supposed to help you clean your "[[{{UsefulNotes/Pornography}} dirty videos]]".
-->'''Skeleton''': Look at that [[UnusualEuphemism bone structure]]!
* The commercial for Three Million by the New York Lottery features a couple talking to their kids. They talk about wanting to spice up their lives, claim to have been "horsing around last night" until "it happened". An announcer appears to close with, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "Unplanned millionairehood: It happens when you play three million from the New York Lottery."]]
* Time Warner Cable commercials featuring the stars of Series/HotInCleveland involve the four women from the show at the airport, complaining about missing the aforementioned program. The Time Warner Cable guy comes in and talks about how TWC allows programs to be viewed from a mobile device, "anytime, anywhere." Betty White then says to one of the women, "'Anytime, anywhere'? Isn't that your nickname?"
* A mattress commercial was going around with different people saying different variations of "ask me how it worked/improved my life/etc." One of them was an obviously pregnant woman saying "Well, just ask ''me!''" while her partner smiled into the camera.
* British hair and beauty salon Wahanda has a spectacular example in [[https://youtu.be/iajDA9me2iA their "Book Yourself Fabulous" ad]].
-->'''Female protagonist''' ''(singing)'': My life is like a jungle, I'm a ''(sly look)''... little overgrown.
--> (Picture of fluffy pussycat)
* A 2015 Fiat commercial starts with an older woman lying in a seductive pose on her bed, beckoning her husband for what can only be sex. Excitedly, her husband grabs a bottle of blue pills and tries to pop one in his mouth, but it falls out the window instead and lands in a nearby Fiat's gas tank, causing the car to... ''swell''.
* One of the more recent commercials for Serta (featuring their CountingSheep) has a couple tell the sheep they now have the Serta [=PerfectSleeper=] mattress and don't need to count them. The woman then casually mentions she hasn't been counting [[https://youtu.be/o7UJe4Gs6QY the sheep in months]]. Cue the lead sheep's reaction; complete with obvious DoubleEntendre:
-->'''Lead sheep''': "You've been faking it for months?"\\
'''Woman''': Every night.
* A Specsavers advert (shown during the day) has a museum security guard going around at the end of the day and flicking off all the lights... and accidentally snapping the willy off a statue. And then at the end, he stops to glance at a painting of a cockerel.
* [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170316213222/https://twitter.com/IcelandFoods/status/841963124911669248 This tweet from Iceland]]. All completely intentional and done in response to the #[[Music/EdSheeran sheeran]]albumparty hashtag.
* [[https://youtu.be/FC8IWkV3u5w This Sling TV ad]] has "slinging" mistaken for a DoubleEntendre for [[{{Polyamory}} swinging.]] Right down to the husband [[ReadyForLovemaking popping open his shirt.]] The [[https://www.adweek.com/tv-video/nick-offerman-and-megan-mullally-play-horny-slingers-in-hilarious-sling-tv-spots/ later ads]] with Creator/NickOfferman and Megan Mullaney were [[https://youtu.be/OFDYVDDDSVg even less]] [[https://youtu.be/7hvPj7Uu2Ew subtle]] about the entendre.
* Aspercreme's original slogan was "You bet your sweet Aspercreme!" Then somebody realized the ad was talking about people's sweet asses, so they changed the third and fourth words to "if it's".
* The Sega 32X [[https://youtu.be/vbYkgDWAYAE commercial]] and magazine ads were filled with sexual innuendos about how the 32X inserts into the Genesis.
--> '''Guy''': Just stick it in your Genesis!
--> ''[cuts to a 32X being inserted into a Genesis in slow motion, with a voice suggestively saying "All right, baby..."]''
* [[https://youtu.be/ab8I_VCKniU A commercial]] for Koodo Mobile has El Tabador helping a family move into their new house. At the end, he knocks over a long, rectangular box, which then starts vibrating with enough frequency to move around the room. He hastily says it "must be their alarm clock", obviously trying to cover up [[ADateWithRosiePalms what it really is]].
* A campaign for Burger King's Chicken Fries featured a GWAR-like, chicken-themed band singing tunes such as "Bob Your Head" and "Cross The Road". The band's name? Coq Roq]] (try saying it out loud).
* [[https://youtu.be/-OG3rqOsNSY The bee having fun]] with a flower was actually an advertisement of a mobile phone tune which somehow managed to air midday.
* The [[https://youtu.be/HJUBFkVrk9s Tiddy Bear!]] Which sounds very similar to what the product is hugging half the time. Good thing those women were ''adults'' wearing seatbelts.
* In the UK, the 2013 TV commercial for Flora butter depicts a cartoon animation of two brothers making breakfast for their parents on their anniversary. When they go upstairs to give it to them, the narrator (the youngest sibling) [[DiscretionShot describes how the]] [[PrimalScene mother was good at wrestling in bed with the father]]. What makes this even more questionable is the parents would [[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex decide to get it on]] ''[[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex in the morning]]'' when everyone else in the house was already awake!
* Remember Little Baby's Ice Cream, the company that made the infamous "This Is a Special Time"? Well, this company kept making commercials and in 2015, it made one called "[[https://youtu.be/AZfwdEFl1t4 Check Out Our New Package]]", where they announce the release of a brand new pint container that is said to be "100% recyclable". The commercial features [[FanService a well-built, shirtless guy]] posing for the audience. Then the guy proceeds to slide down the zipper of his pants, with ice-cream squirting out of his crotch, as if he...[[ADateWithRosiePalms Oh yeah]]. This is probably the weirdest thing to come out of this company so far.
* One of General Motors' Super Bowl ads in 2014 is called "Romance" and is for the new Chevrolet Silverado HD truck. It starts innocuously enough, with a man purchasing a bull and loading it into a trailer. Then "You Sexy Thing" starts to play, and it's all but confirmed that the man isn't getting the romance at the end.
* Club 18-30 did a similar thing to the above ad in a [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_c.jpg series of]] [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_a.jpg 2002]] [[https://d26eb5y2jukpbz.cloudfront.net/ebs/archive/2002/media/02289A_b.jpg poster ads]]. At first glance, it looks like groups of people frolicking at the beach, bar, etc. Upon closer inspection, however, nearly everybody is positioned in a sexually suggestive manner.
** Earlier in the mid-90s, they had a series of ads that didn't even try to be subtle. Featuring statements such as "Beaver Espana", "Summer of 69", or (accompanied by a picture of a man wearing boxers) "Girls, may we interest you in a package holiday?" These wound up earning plenty of complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority, who eventually ordered the company to pull them.
* One of the commercials for Pepsi in Argentina features every kind of sexual innuendo imaginable while "I Touch Myself" by Divinyls is played.
* The Australian anti-littering campaign with the slogan "Don't Be A [[ADateWithRosiePalms Tosser]]".
* For their Molson Canadian beer, Molson brewery made a commercial about how many beavers we have in Canada, so many that sometimes we have to chase them out of the house. The commercial ends with the phrase "Molson Canadian, for when you're chasing beavers." [[note]]For those who don't get the joke, "beaver" is also slang for "vagina," at least in Canada, the United States, and Australia (see below for the last one).[[/note]]
* There is a regular series of ads on Australian TV for a brand of Peanuts called Nobby's. It involved someone talking about "Nibbling Nobby's Nuts". In every case people nearby would all look suspiciously when that someone, it was usually a woman, said this out loud. It's been going strong since the 1980s.
** When this company aired ads in the UK, they used the same slogan, though the advert featured UK 70's Slade frontman Noddy Holder. The ad showed a group of men who, upon reading the title, started to lunge towards Noddy's crotch, stopping just short when he announced "Not Noddy's. NOBBY'S!".
* A Creator/TV3 ad from the mid 2000s. Feic, feicim, feicamar etc. said the teacher. The joke being in Ireland ''feck'' is a swear word while ''feic'' is the Irish for ''look'' and is pronounced exactly the same.
* Pretty much any commercial from Joe's Crab Shack. Ads like [[https://youtu.be/_nMytge1K8E telling a woman]] to "[[DoubleEntendre take [her] top off]]". Also, [[https://youtu.be/4u4Z9W4SfgA this one]] has three girls state what they're "doing", with a man boasting that he's "doing all three".
* During the 2009 Indy 500, Firestone had a blatant example. The station had paused for a station ID (which was announced by the analyst) and it went to a radio commercial that [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything invited the listener to strap down tightly, feel the rubber and smell the excitement, gripping it tightly with sweaty palms]] (amazingly, no complaints were made about this ad).
* The ads for FX's ''Series/NurseJackie'': first one was "Life is full of little pricks", while another was "Holy shift".
* A Toyota commercial for the Sienna has a woman in her new van, marveling at how relaxing it is to be in it. The woman then explains that she escapes the hours in the Sienna by saying that time in the van "gives her fewer headaches."
* A Jack in the Box commercial features Jack conversing with his mother about whatever product he's now selling, when his father barges in exclaiming "Honey, call the doctor! It's been more than four hours," accompanied by a panicked glance downward.
** Jack in the Box seems to be adopting this as a core element of their ads (which isn't a bad thing, mind you). One ad features Jack discovering some...rather intimate purchases amongst his wife's groceries, which she tells him are for "later". He then finds a ''spiked collar'' and gets VERY excited...until being told it's for the dog.
* An advert for Tetley tea bags had the head mascot Gaffer and his date in a taxi outside her house. She asks him if he'd like to come in for some "coffee". But [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Gaffer takes this literally]] and, as a tea man, he's disgusted. He says "What sort of a bloke do you think I am?" and leaves her standing on the curb.
* A commercial for the Mini Countryman had a game show called [[DoubleEntendre "Cram It In the Boot"]] where the (British) host asks the (American) contestant if he'd ever crammed it in the boot? The commercial was advertising how Countryman's boot is able to hold more stuff, so you can cram more things in its boot. The radar [[DidNotDoTheBloodyResearch obviously had no idea what else that means]].
* One Bigspot ad shows some kind of yo-yo product (which, as all the Bigspot ads imply, is a failure). At one point, a woman walks up to a man in a very suggestive tone and says "Can I play with your yo-yo?" The guy winks at the screen, and the ad ends.
* Overstock.com's (now O.co's) tagline "The big, big O" is [[TheImmodestOrgasm odd]] but [[AccidentalInnuendo reasonably innocuous]]. Their [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong Jingle Bells-esque]] Christmas jingle ("Oh Oh Oh, the big big O, Overstock.com", which never comes ''after'' the company is identified) crosses the line into a disturbingly unrelated attention-grabber. (In case you don't understand, the Big O is slang for an orgasm).
* Wilkinson Sword's "mow the lawn" was a clear {{visual| innuendo}} metaphor for shaving pussy. See [[https://youtu.be/QC0uGcorAl0 here.]]
* [[https://youtu.be/fMjavRu4v5c This legendary Fiat commercial from the 2012 Super Bowl.]] One shot even has the girl [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything smear a white foamy substance on a guy's mouth and drop some on her chest.]] It's a wonder how this commercial got the okay to air.
* The Liquid Plumr ad for its [[https://youtu.be/QtlhTOijPgg Double Impact]]. From the deep voiced narration, to the woman's reactions, to the many plumbing double entendres, to that other possible meaning of "Double," to the guys respectively working the meat (he's a butcher) and handling melons (fresh grocer) at the end, we're glad this ad aired.
* A Advertising/{{Progressive}} ad talking about the bonuses for people who stayed with Progressive, and the rival company apprently gives customers a calendar as a prize, featuring one insurance man laying on the cover somewhat suggestively. One of the guys says, "You should see November!" and Flo replies ''very'' seductively, "Oh, yeah?"
** The "Peer Pressure" ad, which features Flo in a dark alley handing out free insurance as if it were a drug. The customer even says, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "My insurance agent told me not to talk to people like you"!]] and the tagline is, "Buy Progressive today...no pressure."
* [[https://youtu.be/0W7tdlacdU0 This Scotch video cleaner commercial]]. It's supposed to help you clean your "[[{{UsefulNotes/Pornography}} dirty videos]]".
-->'''Skeleton''': Look at that [[UnusualEuphemism bone structure]]!
* The commercial for Three Million by the New York Lottery features a couple talking to their kids. They talk about wanting to spice up their lives, claim to have been "horsing around last night" until "it happened". An announcer appears to close with, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "Unplanned millionairehood: It happens when you play three million from the New York Lottery."]]
* Time Warner Cable commercials featuring the stars of Series/HotInCleveland involve the four women from the show at the airport, complaining about missing the aforementioned program. The Time Warner Cable guy comes in and talks about how TWC allows programs to be viewed from a mobile device, "anytime, anywhere." Betty White then says to one of the women, "'Anytime, anywhere'? Isn't that your nickname?"
* A mattress commercial was going around with different people saying different variations of "ask me how it worked/improved my life/etc." One of them was an obviously pregnant woman saying "Well, just ask ''me!''" while her partner smiled into the camera.
* British hair and beauty salon Wahanda has a spectacular example in [[https://youtu.be/iajDA9me2iA their "Book Yourself Fabulous" ad]].
-->'''Female protagonist''' ''(singing)'': My life is like a jungle, I'm a ''(sly look)''... little overgrown.
--> (Picture of fluffy pussycat)
* A 2015 Fiat commercial starts with an older woman lying in a seductive pose on her bed, beckoning her husband for what can only be sex. Excitedly, her husband grabs a bottle of blue pills and tries to pop one in his mouth, but it falls out the window instead and lands in a nearby Fiat's gas tank, causing the car to... ''swell''.
* One of the more recent commercials for Serta (featuring their CountingSheep) has a couple tell the sheep they now have the Serta [=PerfectSleeper=] mattress and don't need to count them. The woman then casually mentions she hasn't been counting [[https://youtu.be/o7UJe4Gs6QY the sheep in months]]. Cue the lead sheep's reaction; complete with obvious DoubleEntendre:
-->'''Lead sheep''': "You've been faking it for months?"\\
'''Woman''': Every night.
* A Specsavers advert (shown during the day) has a museum security guard going around at the end of the day and flicking off all the lights... and accidentally snapping the willy off a statue. And then at the end, he stops to glance at a painting of a cockerel.
* [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170316213222/https://twitter.com/IcelandFoods/status/841963124911669248 This tweet from Iceland]]. All completely intentional and done in response to the #[[Music/EdSheeran sheeran]]albumparty hashtag.
* [[https://youtu.be/FC8IWkV3u5w This Sling TV ad]] has "slinging" mistaken for a DoubleEntendre for [[{{Polyamory}} swinging.]] Right down to the husband [[ReadyForLovemaking popping open his shirt.]] The [[https://www.adweek.com/tv-video/nick-offerman-and-megan-mullally-play-horny-slingers-in-hilarious-sling-tv-spots/ later ads]] with Creator/NickOfferman and Megan Mullaney were [[https://youtu.be/OFDYVDDDSVg even less]] [[https://youtu.be/7hvPj7Uu2Ew subtle]] about the entendre.
* Aspercreme's original slogan was "You bet your sweet Aspercreme!" Then somebody realized the ad was talking about people's sweet asses, so they changed the third and fourth words to "if it's".
* The Sega 32X [[https://youtu.be/vbYkgDWAYAE commercial]] and magazine ads were filled with sexual innuendos about how the 32X inserts into the Genesis.
--> '''Guy''': Just stick it in your Genesis!
--> ''[cuts to a 32X being inserted into a Genesis in slow motion, with a voice suggestively saying "All right, baby..."]''
* [[https://youtu.be/ab8I_VCKniU A commercial]] for Koodo Mobile has El Tabador helping a family move into their new house. At the end, he knocks over a long, rectangular box, which then starts vibrating with enough frequency to move around the room. He hastily says it "must be their alarm clock", obviously trying to cover up [[ADateWithRosiePalms what it really is]].
* A campaign for Burger King's Chicken Fries featured a GWAR-like, chicken-themed band singing tunes such as "Bob Your Head" and "Cross The Road". The band's name? Coq Roq]] (try saying it out loud).
* [[https://youtu.be/-OG3rqOsNSY The bee having fun]] with a flower was actually an advertisement of a mobile phone tune which somehow managed to air midday.
* The [[https://youtu.be/HJUBFkVrk9s Tiddy Bear!]] Which sounds very similar to what the product is hugging half the time. Good thing those women were ''adults'' wearing seatbelts.
* In the UK, the 2013 TV commercial for Flora butter depicts a cartoon animation of two brothers making breakfast for their parents on their anniversary. When they go upstairs to give it to them, the narrator (the youngest sibling) [[DiscretionShot describes how the]] [[PrimalScene mother was good at wrestling in bed with the father]]. What makes this even more questionable is the parents would [[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex decide to get it on]] ''[[EverybodyHasLotsOfSex in the morning]]'' when everyone else in the house was already awake!
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