I remember seeing the end of the Clydesdale commercial, but didn't see the first so I don't know about that but heard beforehand that it was cute.

I saw the Go Daddy one on and it grossed me out before the "kiss" and had also heard about so I didn't watch it. From what I read this morning, others shared my reaction and I didn't even see the kiss.

We did see one that we all laughed at--the "wheels on the bus" commercial. I can't tell you what it was advertising, though.

The others - meh. The Go-Daddy commercials - so third grade.

I didn't get to see this live, but saw it this morning. I agree, it was very funny.

The Clydesdale commercial was touching, but an overt emotional ploy. Still, it tugs at the old heart strings, and who couldn't love an adorable Clydesdale?

Dodge's "farmer" was also good. A great tribtue to farmers, although another overt emotional ploy. :-)

The Audi commercial was fairly good. I liked the idea that it conveyed that it's okay to go to your prom without a date. Then the kid turns it around a bit and really enjoys himself after Dad lets him take the Audi.

I would have a tough time choosing between Montanaland and Farmer as the best.

Most of the other stuff was not well done at all. Some were downright creepy.

Those Doritos are so brightly colored - can't imagine eating that.

I like the milk one with the Rock. The cars.com one with the baby wolf was amusing. And yes the baby Clydesdale one was cute.

But it worked, they are being talked about.

I liked the Budweiser commercial but it was more of the same from them and I got a kick out of the Taco Bell commercial with the seniors....I think it was Taco Bell.

The only ad I saw (was popping up and down doing other things, and only watched the second half) was the eTrade baby, he is one of my favorite commercials :)

Leave it to corporate America to milk religion for truck sales.

Sometimes we (all of us) look for offense where there is none.

1/2 penny

Liked the farmer spot; it's nice to see the family farmer spotlighted.

I really enjoyed the Calvin Klein commmercial...a lot. ;D

Most the rest were just too violent for me; I found most of them somewhat offensive because of this. Too bad.

All in all disappointing display. Oh, and the kissing one: grossed us out. Sounded like someone chewing with mouth open. Eeeooow.

Budweiser commercial is polling in first place in my small corner of the universe, guess no one is offended by "alcohol" being promoted as an all American past time.

Edited to add I do like Stevie Nicks "Changes".

Wikipedia: "Amar Klar, a scientist who has worked on handedness, says that left-handed people "have a wider scope of thinking", and points to the disproportionately high number of Nobel Prize winners, writers and painters who are left-handed..."

If you haven't done so already, you might want to look into that. Not so wierd; just very interesting and pretty unusual, it would seem.

"Various theories to account for mirror writing have been proposed, and these have been summarized elsewhere.2 They include:

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�The motor center hypothesis, in which it is postulated that there are motor programs in the brain, with the programs represented bilaterally but in mirror form in the 2 hemispheres. When the left hand carries out writing movements normally carried out by the right hand, it has been suggested that in mirror writing there is a failure to inhibit the natural left-handed tendency to write leftward and in mirror form.

�The visual hypothesis, in which it is similarly envisaged that there are bilateral visual memory traces (engrams) in the brain, the nondominant (usually right) hemisphere engram being in mirrored form and again normally suppressed. Thus, when suppression is impaired or incomplete, mirror writing with the left hand would result. Conflict between abnormal motor pathways subserving mirror writing and a normal visual monitoring system has also been suggested.

�The spatial-orientation hypothesis, in which it is suggested that there is confusion in respect of direction and orientation of reading and writing, sometimes associated with spatial confusion. These phenomena may merge with other related phenomena, including difficulties in overcoming the left-to-right directional bias of normal writing, right-left perceptual difficulties, different processing of writing in right and left hemispace, and access to mirrored graphemes when mirror writing is part of more complex mirror and perceptual phenomena.5

�The involvement of thalamo-cortical circuitry. Rarely, mirror writing may be seen in essential tremor, Parkinson disease, and spinocerebellar disorders. It has been postulated that disruption of thalamo-cortical pathways may be the common underlying factor in these conditions.

.Thus, there are both numerous circumstances in which mirror writing occurs and numerous theories invoked to explain the phenomenon, but the unifying feature is that mirror writing is nearly always carried out with the left hand..."

;D

Mostly "fake" farmers. I doubt there are enough "real" farmers in the US to keep Dodge in business.