Good example

Cool. If the writer is not working for an ad agency, he/she should be!!

Got tired reading 1/3 of the way through it and gave up.
Way too much hype.
Of course this is coming from someone who "hates" TV commercials..

I am with BillB800si, I quit after a paragraph or so. Too much to read. Just tell me what is for sale and how much. Needs a total rewrite.

Agreed. Far too much reading and not enough substance. Many words are spoken when there's nothing to say.

The Onan generator purrs like a kitten, and enables this baby to go completely off the grid. Properly stocked, this becomes a lifeboat for the Zombie Apocalypse. I'm not saying if, I'm saying when. . .

I wouldn't buy anything from a person who would write something like this.

2012Coleman wrote:

The Onan generator purrs like a kitten, and enables this baby to go completely off the grid. Properly stocked, this becomes a lifeboat for the Zombie Apocalypse. I'm not saying if, I'm saying when. . .

I wouldn't buy anything from a person who would write something like this.

What? And miss having your very own little slice of heaven? ;)

I laughed through the whole thing. He should definitely be working for an ad agency!

Too much blah blah blah. I hate television commercials and this just sounds like one. I do not have cable or satellite at home because of trashy ads that insult your intelligence. Give me ad free movies and TV like Netflix. It's the way of the future.

I work for a used car salesman. I have to listen to all this kind of BS every day. It drives me nuts to listen to all the cheesy used car salesman******that spews from under their nose. I keep telling him that he is not Kurt Russel and people dont fall for any of that******anymore. They just whip out their phone and do a carfax.

He'll never make it in advertising. Rule #1...if it takes longer to get the message than speeding by a billboard, it's too long.

I was out after the fourth sentence.