Broom Hilda by Russell Myers for December 08, 2016

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    wmwiii Premium Member over 7 years ago

    Have been for a long time, Broomie.

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    somebodyshort  over 7 years ago

    Since the day advertising was invented

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    William Pursell  over 7 years ago

    Aye Good one J.C. it IS grand ta see their lips moving and them sayin’ nothing. Just Exactly like politicians!

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    GROG Premium Member over 7 years ago

    They always have been. Always will be.

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    KTB  over 7 years ago

    IIRC, commercials can be as loud as the loudest noise on the TV show.

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    ChessPirate  over 7 years ago

    In the early days of television, it was determined that, not only should commercials be loud, but also silly, obnoxious, boorish, insulting, etc. It didn’t matter if the viewer hated the commercial, it only mattered that he remembered the commercial.

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    What? Me worried ?  over 7 years ago

    I thought that the FCC passed a rule about that awhile ago !

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    jpsomebody  over 7 years ago

    I always thought that the commercials were louder so you could hear them when you went the bathroom or kitchen during the break in the program.

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    komix1234  over 7 years ago

    Loud commercials were band by the FCC, The stations are trying to push the button to see how far they could go without being fined and have to forced to lower the volume. Right now blab-off is the only way to go.

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    Sisyphos  over 7 years ago

    Not your imagination, Broomie dearest!

    While “they” piously (and truthfully) assert they aren’t increasing the gain on the commercials, they “neglect” to mention that the original recordings were at a much louder level….

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    RonBerg13 Premium Member over 7 years ago

    It is definitely NOT your imagination.

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