So reports Advertising Age: Miller Repeals ‘Man Law’.

On balance, the commercial were amusing, as far as commercials go. But then again, while I know they are beer commercials, I really didn’t know which beer it was for.

By the same token, I am not in the market for light beer, so I wasn’t the target demographic to begin with.

6 Comments

1. What? You’ll drink diet soda but not light beer?

   Comment by Jan — 01/26/07 @ 9:09 pm

2. I prefer real beer–indeed, I prefer stouts and ales to lagers in general.

   I am just saying that the commercial in question wouldn’t be especially efficacious in my case.

   Comment by Steven L. Taylor — 01/27/07 @ 10:33 am

3. I’ll keep that in mind.

   It’s actually the diet soda I can’t understand. But I guess it just means you have your priorities straight.

   Comment by Jan — 01/28/07 @ 9:33 pm

4. I used to be wholly anti-diet soda. Now I actually prefer it. I just realized how much sugar I was drinking. Indeed, I lost 5-10 pounds when I stopped drinking regular sodas and juices with tons of sugar in them.

   Of course, that was several years ago and I have since found those pounds again.

   And yes: one has to have one’s priorities straight.

   Comment by Steven L. Taylor — 01/29/07 @ 5:21 am

5. I lost a good bit of weight when stopped drinking soda daily (still have some occasionally) and started drinking water. It was a difficult adjustment, but now I actually prefer water to soda most of the time too. It’s funny what you can get used to. It’s just the after-taste with diet soda that gets to me.

   Comment by Jan — 01/29/07 @ 7:03 am

6. I used to be the same way. Now a regular soda gives me a headache and they taste kinda funny to me.

   Comment by Steven Taylor — 01/29/07 @ 7:19 am

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