They reflected that from the start, Cialis advertising was warmer and gentler than ads for Viagra — more feminine, as it were I know at least some of you have seen the most recent Cialis commercial What the HECK is up with the couple sitting side by side in -separate- BATHTUBS on a platform at the beach?
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Daily cialis effectiveness and why are there two bathtubs in the cialis commercial When there is a possibility, serum concentrations can be followed by a law officer. Mommy didn't breast feed them long enough, or they've been emasculated by a stronger woman for all of their adult lives! The idiotic bathtubs, and the use of what was a fairly innocuous Elvis song that I-now-detest makes me wish for some new law that removes those ads from all airwaves!
Get real! I did a search on the Cialis "tub theme" cos my boyfriend was making me crazy wondering about it. I read your comments out loud and we giggled a whole lot-- now maybe we should go have sex. Grins from many of the entries here. Trying to make a rational interpretation for an image which makes no sense is futile. Cialis' debut was relatively late in the marketing of systemic erectile products, yet here we are obsessing over the meaning of its ads.
When we ask our physician to prescribe us such a product, which one are we most likely to select by brand-name? Well, we are likely to remember the name of the product which so has captured our attention. Did we ever imagine it otherwise? The bathtub thing has made me crazy,too. I can only surmize that the pills work so well that both partners must soak their gonads to recuperate.
So it's brilliant advertising. Since we have other products that do the same thing,Cialis has differentiated itself by having a weird,yet memorable commercial. Having Separate bathtubs out in the open is beyond explicable. It's not cool nor elite, it's just stupid weird,hence the effectiveness of the ad. Too bad we have to see it so damn many times every single day. Hey,we get it! And those rotating fools who recite the BS disclaimer. If my Johnson dies, I'm burying it not drugging it My husband and I also noticed how silly these commercials were and were trying to find out what their point is when we landed ourselves here.
My whole thing with these tubs is that they don't really even hint at intimacy! If I didnt know what Cialis was I'd think it was for relaxing. If they're old enough to have questions or show interest they're old enough to know!
Sex is a natural part of life! Thank you all for the amusement. I have been asking my friends and none of us know what the two tubs are supposed to mean. I too was thinking maybe it's two scrotums - but you have all brought to light the other possibilities that I had previously missed.
The first ones of them in tubs facing the ocean were dumb then they went into a back yard in their side-by-side tubs. I only wondered about the bug bites they were going to get from that romantic interlude. While I actually laugh at Smiling Santa Bob and the short haired lady who's first in line, I do think they should not be on tv during children's watching hours.
They don't need to see this yet. Let them have their childhood uninterrupted with future fears I think the tubs in the commercials are meant to do exactly what it has done here in the site.
The product name has been mentioned over 20 times. Everytime you see the commercial you take notice and remember the product no matter haw stupid it is. Are you old enough to remember the Parks Sausage radio commercial?
Everyone hated hearing that kid calling for "More Parks Sausages Mom", but in the supermarket you noticed the Parks Sausage. Great marketing Cialis. I know someone who worked in marketing at Eli Lilly when those ads came out, and he explained it to me.
Mike 4 has it exactly right: it's intended to show that there's no hurry; they have all weekend. Stan 26 above would somewhat tell the story but, does this seem to say that we are back in the 50's and the two parties can't be in the same bathtub nekked?
Even Lucy and Desi had to occupy single beds even though they were married in real life and even when Lucy was pregnant with Desi, Jr. Thus, I can't figure out the 2 bathtubs, but I think 4 and 26 have shown some light on a solution to my quandry.
Each bathtub is representative of a testicle. When the tubs are full, the couple is together enjoying each others company in a natural setting like perfect lovemaking.
When the tubs are empty maybe a two-fer that doesn't last four hours - the product is no longer necessary. I always thought that they had to do an ice-bath after Indian burns from a night of continuous, drug-induced debauchery.
Ya know, if you get 4 hour morning wood in the late afternoom or evening, tell your wife to have her best friend come by.
Then you can have 3 bathtubs to ponder! There's a lot going on with the bathtubs. First, negative space between them suggest male genitalia. The tubs themselves look to me to be female underwear, with the penis between the legs. The tubs' legs suggest garter belt attachments. The tubs convey the ideas of nudity and wetness, and two beds. Why two? Because the couple isn't married to each other. Anyway, that's my take. There may well be other stuff going on, as well.
The ad it just dumb. Maybe the ad agency is related to the drug company. Why else would you use such a stupid ad. If you have ED, I don't think you would purchase Cialis because of two bathtubs.
I will make one point, we have all seen the comercial and remember it. I've always wondered at the significance of the tubs myself, however I have never gone into the deep esoseric maenings of the previous blogg. I finally came to the conclusion that they are the 'Politically Correct' version of the traditional cigarette after sex. So here's the thing I am so perplexed!
Please, someone offer some answers! The tubs may be intended to indicate lack of urgency, as Stan says the company wanted, but I see substitutability and casual hookup. Never trust a focus group. When asked why I thought there were tubs in the ad; I said it was because of the comedian Red Fox clip that you can watch on the You Tube link below The whole thing would make perfect sense if they just put the couple in the SAME tub.
Why don't they just cut to the chase and do it and let the Puritans scream. I think my husband has figured it out, Cialis is actually used to prevent wrinkling in the bath tub!!! I think Wendell is onto something so to speak. The space between the tubs could be phallic, and it leads into ocean or valley, which are symbols for female genitalia. The bathtubs are so stupid, they make me annoyed with the product advertisers, are you listening?
There are hot and cold taps on the bathtubs, but there could not possibly be any plumbing on the freakin' beach. Who puts the water into those bathtubs, and who put the bathtubs there? They must be for one-time use, because a bathtub full of water would be heavy for anyone to empty out.
The ads are fairly realistic and get a message across, up to that point. Then they show the cheesy bathtubs and make the whole thing ridiculous. The explanation for the separate bathtubs is simple.
The old dude is literally all washed up. For him, sexual excitement requires long hours of lonely effort.. And because he's impotent, his long-suffering wife is obliged to find satisfaction by herself as well. With Cialis, the two old farts can fantasize that they're sharing their solitary thrills.
Without Cialis? Well, the old dude would still be all by himself lying flaccid in his bathtub, but his wife would be sharing a shower with some young stud standing.. The only problem with the 'we don't have to rush' theory Cialis working for 36 hours vs. Viagra's 4 is the fact that there is a daily Viagra men can take.
Thus no need to rush with either product. So it doesn't really make sense I guess? I think it's just another example of ridiculous advertising so consumers remember the product Ie: Lewis Black's rant on Superbowl commercials and how they don't make sense: 'Two rabbits are sitting on a log, one goes home and hangs himself.
Buy a bike'. They post those air dates on their website so parents have the option of keeping their children away from the screen during those shows. Henson believes the most offensive material is often mandated by the FDA.
One man in Brookline told us that although the Cialis ads are somewhat random, they do stick in your head. We reached out to the Lilly Corporation, the makers of Cialis, and did not receive a response about the advertising campaign.
CBSN Boston. I don't envy parents with curious children when that question gets asked, or this one: "Daddy, why are those people sitting in bathtubs, outside? This subject floated into my consciousness over the weekend when yet another round of Cialis commercials aired during something I was watching on the tube. For the millionth time, the question I always ask of these commercials loomed large: "what's with those idiotic tubs?
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