The Burger King ads annoy and creep me out more than any others.

Yup on those Burger King ads -- especially the one where the guy wakes up to find the Burger King in bed with him. Um, o.k., nothing wrong with that, it just doesn't make me want to eat a big whopper.

The bee is one of those africanized killer bees, that have come up to the US through Mexico. It's actually an anti illegal immigration ad.

I never got the bee thing either - unless it just means that Spanish-accented folk are to blame for the pollen. Which doesn't seem quite right. Of course, I've always questioned using a bee, which would by nature ENJOY pollen, as an anti-pollen reaction spokesanimal. (Though it makes more sense than bears using toilet paper.)

Regardless, know you're not alone in the whole looking like a drug addict because of pollen category. The entire Sleepy family, including the littlest, is also sporting that delightful look.

Maybe the idea of using the irritating bee (with an accent that makes you pay more attention to understand what is being said) prompts us consumers to buy Nasonex to get rid of it!!!! Buy the product to get rid of the allergies thus get rid of the bee. Yep, our family hates the accent as well. But the accented bee reminds us of an irritating relative from the extremely southern hemisphere who we wish would return there permanently! ;-)

As far as the bear in the woods using toilet paper, it occured to me one day that it ties to the old joke, "Does a bear sh*t in the woods" and connects on a sublevel of humor - thereby increasing your desire to buy because it touched your funny bone.

Yeah, I get a lot out of the psychology of selling. Have done my share of marketing, can you tell???

See...I got in trouble as a kid for the bear in the woods thing - so we always used, "Does the Pope wear a funny hat?" Which, of course, doesn't help sell toilet paper at all.

You remind me of one of my favorite Thomas Dolby lyrics:

TB: "You ask me do I love you. Does the Pope live in the woods? Quod erat demonstrandum, baybee!"

Airhead: "Oooooh, you speak French!"

It's a Radioactive Moth of Death!

Oh, and don't you just love all those guys sitting around singing "Viva Viagra!" Their mothers must be so proud.

And I can't stand those "burning, itching, and embarrassing odor" commercials. Try explaining that to the kids!

Yea, the BK adds really creep me out too.

The Nasonex adds annoy the hell out of me not mecause the bee has a latin accent, but because IT'S A MALE VOICE AND WORKER BEES ARE ALL FEMALE, DAMMIT!!!!!

In the Lunesta ads, the creepy moth is a luna moth. And yeah, I get the alliteration, but did anyone at the drug company or the ad agency ever lay eyes on a luna moth? No. They didn't. Because they don't gently glide through the night, gracefully alight, and depart with the gracile loveliness of a ballet dancer.

Instead, the flap about, most spastically, resembling nothing so much as a crazed bat receiving repeated electrical shocks. They'll spend all night bouncing off anything light--a porch light, a caucasian face, a white t-shirt, the glow of moonlight in your eyeglasses...or your eyes. They are about the size of a three year old's hand, and just about as annoying.

Yeah. Luna moths. Lunesta. Right. If a luna moth should be associated with any drug, it should be something like crack or meth. Because nobody sleeps when there's a luna moth in the house.