LTSA - Let's Go See Daddy (New Zealand)

Apparently, women are pissheads too... Babies really aren't meant to be rammed into steering wheels, although this woman has a REALLY good go anyway. Top marks!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• road
• safety
• new
• zealand
• ltsa
• drink
• driving
• advert
• commercial

[loner1878]

Good ad. Is "drink drivers" what they call it in New Zealand though?

[wuzzlevideos]

@loner1878 This is basically an example of the difference between American English and British English (spoken not just in the UK, but all of the old colonies too. When we used to own most of the world and you were all our bitches :-) )

[loner1878]

@wuzzlevideos

Oh yeah, back before we handed you your asses in the war and the old british empire eventually crashed and burned. Good times those were, eh?

[wuzzlevideos]

@loner1878 We deserved it, I guess. But I think we did spread some good around. It just... didn't end well :)

[irishpiratejellybean]

I'm actually really grateful for this ad. Way too many drink-driving ads contain men acting all jack-the-lad and having "just one more, then". This shows that women can be just as thoughtless and stupid when it comes to issues like these.

[Mistoballin]

*Closes car door* SURPRISE! FUCKIN' MISCARRIAGE!

[DJKostaki]

pregnant women dont usually drive do they

[AvivaAllegro]

What kind of girl gets drunk at what looks to be 11AM?

[indynumber4]

Isnt that Ellen from shortland street?

[ManijakTotalni]

women wanted to be equal, let's hope they didn't think being a man brings only to one

[wuzzlevideos]

@warriorstar11 A better definition is that one is a verb and one is a noun.

[warriorstar11]

@SpamNapkin Actually, Practice and Practise are two different words. Practise is usually used for maths and practice is used for other things.

[warriorstar11]

@Elantrix There was a baby on board sign.

[Dixygirl5]

lol its ms jones my teacher who was drunk driving

[GeorgiBanana]

Haha, sweet acting Ms Jones!

[tsjrlover]

Wow, awesome ad