Cold Pizza Equals Domestic Violence

At least that's what this 90s anti-abuse ad seems to indicate.  Clearly domestic abuse is not a laughing matter, but this over the top ad isn't helping people take it seriously.

It's difficult to get past the whole pizza issue.  Last time I checked, pizza wasn't the gateway drug to domestic violence.

What did pizza ever do to anybody?  Nobody would get that irrationally angry about pizza.  Even a guy who's lactose intolerant wouldn't get that angry.

I mean I saw some bizarre stuff go down at Papa Gino's back in the day, but nothing like this.

Yet, this isn't even the craziest domestic violence commercial ever made.  Let's just say that Canadians take it to a whole new level, and saying "sore-ree" won't help.  This clip contains some NSFW language:

Stop Telling Me What to Do Hilary Duff

Random people don't get to tell me what to do so forget a C list actress trying to.  I'm not even sure this is really a PSA.  Hilary Duff was probably pretending to shop for 15 minutes hoping someone would finally recognize her, and when that didn't happen she pretended to be offended by someone saying "gay" just so they'd have to pay attention to her.



The PSA doesn't make a ton of sense because I've never heard a girl refer to clothing as gay unless it really does make someone look homosexual.  Although Maybe Duff is right, we should replace "that's so gay" with something else.  How about that's so Hilary Duff.  It's already synonymous with bad acting and bad movies so it's a natural transition.   For example, this PSA is so Hilary Duff.

Now the Wanda Sykes one is how you get the message across.  She serves that kid so hard that I thought this was trailer for the straight to DVD sequel of "You Got Served."