I was waiting for this.
Not really all that safe for work. You know, the work that the men in the Dodge commercial were sooooo upset about going to for fear that they’d be, like, responsible or something.
Screw You, Dodge.
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Love it. I haven’t actually seen the original, but the few Super Bowl commercials I saw were ridiculous.
Awesome. I hate the original commercial and don’t understand how the ad dept could have let it get through and air.
Haha, I loooooooooove this.
Um, and I am a woman with a Dodge Charger so take that, Dodge, you bitch!
LOL!
Although, it would’ve been funnier if the end was:
“And because of that, I will make you drive a Dodge.”
awesome
LMAO…They weren’t talkin about ME.
I don’t like ANY of that crap they were saying I was supposed to like either.
Maybe Im not a “real man” Hmmmmmmm.
Every single commercial that night seemed to show men as completely emasculated by women. It was the theme du jour, apparently.
So, yeah, I totally got a kick out of this rebuttal.
That is frickin’ awesome.
I love it!
That’s strange… it sounded like Charlie Brown’s teacher was narrating that commercial.
The men who hold high places must be the ones who start to mold a new reality.
Love it! {Applauding} Just emailed it to all of my friends. Thank goodness someone said what we were all thinking.
I love it, sent it to all my friends!
So when did it become emasculating to act like a responsible adult instead of a pouty teenager? If a man lives alone, does it follow that he would not do all the things listed in the ad?
Also, since it’s 2010 our “charger man” might even willingly cook great foods or cuddle with babies.
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