The new Kwik Fit Advert. - Johno
Hi
Has anyone seen the new Kwik Fit advert? The one with the tyres falling in a row. I know this may seem really trivial but after seeing this advert a few times I am sure the chap talking says "Typewriters are down at Kwik Fit". Am I missing some sort of clever pun here or did Kwik Fit have a limited budget when recording this advert?
Johno
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - Mark (RLBS)
Typewriters ??? Tyre prices, perhaps ?
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - John R @ Work {P}
I also thought he said "Typewiters are down...". I was ready to rush out and get a new Olivetti until I realised what he actually said was "Tyre prices are down...".

Just one more example of poor diction on TV.
John R
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - BazzaBear {P}
I know what you mean Johno, and made exactly the same mistake. COuld it be something to do with the way they drop looking a bit like the strikers on an old type-writer? Maybe prepares our brains for the word typewriter, so that's what we hear?
Cue the Twilight Zone music...
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - Flat in Fifth
"Maybe prepares our brains for the word typewriter, so that's what we hear?

as in the old switchboard operators trick answering with

"Rubber knees!"
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - trancer
Ok I give up, what were they supposed to be answering with?.
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - pdc {P}
Have a friend who works as an Air Hostess with Virgin. She gets away with saying something that sounds like "Thank You", but actually starts with an F !!
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - pdc {P}
Doh, forgot to add as the passengers leave the aircraft.
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - Welliesorter
Ok I give up, what were they supposed to be answering
with?.


Got to put you out of your misery. The answer is 'Number please'.
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - GrumpyOldGit
I would prefer to see an ad that said

8< SNIP!! 8<

Too much naming/shaming for this to remain - sorry.

DD.
The new Kwik Fit Advert. - GrumpyOldGit
Fair enough DD. Sorry about that.