TV and Movies

[silkyk]

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@lovesrecess wrote:
I also have State Farm. I know for a fact Cheryl will be getting about ten cents for her she-shed.

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LOL! So true....she can rebuild a shed but not so "she" and probably have to argue with them about that. Then they will raise her insurance.

[SeaMaiden]

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@denisemb wrote:

Drove myself nuts when Cheryl said she was "getting a she shear shed" with the insurance money. (?)

Had to go online  to find it was a "chi-chi-er she shed".

Yes, I need a life.

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@denisemb    I still do not GET IT.  What does she shear shed mean? 

[Lisa now in AZ]

She built the original "she shed" which I guess is a female man cave. Then when it burnt down, she said she is getting a she she-er shed (which she is trying to say is a better she shed.) I think this commercial is a big fail since no one knows what she is saying and no one seems to be particularly fond of the woman.

[songbird]

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@Lisa now in AZ wrote:

She built the original "she shed" which I guess is a female man cave. Then when it burnt down, she said she is getting a she she-er shed (which she is trying to say is a better she shed.) I think this commercial is a big fail since no one knows what she is saying and no one seems to be particularly fond of the woman.

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First time I ever saw the commercial, I thought she said "she she".  I wondered what the heck was a she she.

[wildcat fan]

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

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@denisemb wrote:

Drove myself nuts when Cheryl said she was "getting a she shear shed" with the insurance money. (?)

Had to go online  to find it was a "chi-chi-er she shed".

Yes, I need a life.

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@denisemb    I still do not GET IT.  What does she shear shed mean? 

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@SeaMaiden 

"sheshe" means awesome, fancy, or high brow.

"sheshe-er" is like saying it is more fancy, more awesome, kind of like addiing the "-er" to happy (happier) or funny (funnier).

A sheshe she-shed is a fancy shed for a woman (think female's answer to a mancave), so a sheshe-er she-shed means she's going to replace her shed with an even better, fancier one than she already had.

I had no problems understanding this commercial, but I struggled with the Nationwide commercial with Brad Paisley and Peyton Manning.  When Peyton talked about getting Alexa to add things to the "band play list," I though he was saying "banned play list," so I wondered why he would want to "ban" those things.  My husband had to explain it to me and got a few giggles.  

[denisemb]

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

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@denisemb wrote:

Drove myself nuts when Cheryl said she was "getting a she shear shed" with the insurance money. (?)

Had to go online  to find it was a "chi-chi-er she shed".

Yes, I need a life.

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@denisemb    I still do not GET IT.  What does she shear shed mean? 

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I heard it as "she shear she shed" which made no sense to me.  Later found out it was "chichier she shed" (fancier/more fashionable).

I think I'll stick to the Subaru "Barkley" commercials - although I didn't get the hot dog one until it was explained here, LOL.

[DrakesMomma]

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@RainCityWoman wrote:

The only thing I found odd about that commercial is they are standing there watching it burn and doing nothing before the firemen get there. Wouldn't you think one of them would have grabbed a hose and starting watering it down?

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Take a closer look, @RainCityWoman .  Cheryl's husband is holding a limp hose with a few drizzles of water coming out.  It extremely symbolic of the poor henpecked husband he obviously is.  I absolutely hate that commercial.

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I think her husband set the fire. 

[Katcat1]

That commercial is stupid.  You don't know what she is saying at the end.

[novamc1]

My take on the whole thing is that Cheryl was getting another shed, courtesy of an insurance payout, and it would be...........

More chic (fancy, fashionable)  than the original shed--- or "Chicier"

[occasionalrain]

It's her not the shed that needs to be improved.

I'm awfully fond of Payton Manning and enjoy his commercials.