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“Put it in me, Scott”

Posted on March 28, 2009 by purpleslog

When I saw the commercial on TV I LOL’d:

Kudos to Quizno’s.

I think it has now been edited down to be safer for young viewers.

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6 Responses

  1. Arherring, on March 28, 2009 at 6:18 pm said:

    Saw it just last night and made the remark that I bet the oven origianlly had a woman’s voice. Now instead of overly erotic, it’s just homo-erotic.

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  2. purpleslog, on March 29, 2009 at 12:18 pm said:

    I though it was funny – not to subtle, but very unexpected. I like the hint of 2001 too.

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  3. John Dough, on May 17, 2009 at 6:45 pm said:

    The version of the commercial where the oven says “put it in me Scott” has been pulled- in the new version the oven says “I’m waiting for it Scott”…..

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  4. purpleslog, on May 22, 2009 at 6:45 am said:

    The shock value has worn off.

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  5. Lamont, on June 15, 2009 at 9:42 pm said:

    Before, it was funny. Edited, it’s just weird. The lighting, the tone… it was making fun of 70s/80s porn. Kids shouldn’t even understand it. That’s why it was funny; even the guy in the commercial didn’t understand until he was about to stick it in the oven. I remember growing up seeing stuff on TV that I didn’t understand, but the folks were laughing. I just assumed it’s because adults were weirdos. Trust me, it wasn’t a commercial that suddenly shed light on things like this.

    Kids shouldn’t understand the humor because they haven’t seen 70s/80s porn. More confusing is the fact that it’s a male voice for the oven, and a male sticking it in.

    If you’re saying commercials, indeed our media, shouldn’t be posting anything viewable by children that is even remotely sexual (like this commercial), I suggest you take a look at the children’s role-models. When I see 14 year old girls on the street wearing low jeans and thongs hanging out, it’s not because of a slightly homo-erotic Quiznos commercial. It’s because we cram Brittany Spears and other garbage down their throats, and tell them it’s OK. How can you tell a kid not to dress and act like that when we idolize them and make them millionaires???

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  6. purpleslog, on June 24, 2009 at 12:11 pm said:

    “More confusing is the fact that it’s a male voice for the oven, and a male sticking it in.”

    That made it more funny. The confused/shamed look on the employee made me LOL.

    “If you’re saying commercials, indeed our media, shouldn’t be posting anything viewable by children that is even remotely sexual (like this commercial),…”.

    I didn’t say anything like that in my post.

    I do think though that forcing kid to to grow up and bombarding them with sexual imagery is a bad thing. Most parents and adults drop the ball on this.

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