Geico’s “Angry Birds” Problem…

According to Geico, cultural icons are invading your home! You’ve got Muppet drummer Animal as an unwelcome guest in your attic, and Yogi and Boo Boo bears raiding your cookouts. In yet another example, Angry Birds from Rovio are doing the Hitchcock thing, smashing into the walls and windows of your home, and trashing feeders, lawn umbrellas, and flower pots on your patio!– – Aieee!

Now I know the three feathered fowl well, having an Angry Birds 2 addiction and leading a clan on the mobile game site. They are Red, Chuck, and Bomb, although Bomb certainly could have blasted through the window had he detonated. The homeowners are lucky that Terence didn’t show up, as the heavyweight probably could have gone through the wall as well. Matilda, Silver, and the Blues are likewise nowhere to be seen. Add in optional birds Bubbles, Hal, and Stella, and we could have reduced the whole house to splinters…pathetic humans!- –And why are there no Angry Foxes games?!
“The birds are back!,” one homeowner warns the other before the thumping and crashing continues. “Why are the birds so angry?,” wonders a neighbor peering over a fence. Perhaps there are green pigs in the neighborhood, stealing the avian’s eggs. In filming, the crew lobbed baseballs at the home to enable the actors to respond realistically to the impacts…

Fortunately, the homeowners have Geico insurance bundled to deal with the feathered predation. The assault of cultural icons must impact adversely on property values, one suspects… 🦊
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December 30, 2021 at 3:34 pm
Personally, I think they’re angry about not getting enough royalties from the two feature films!
To quoth Red: “What they’ve been paying us is bird seed.”
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December 30, 2021 at 4:51 pm
To this day, I can’t pass a pig farm without being tempted to throw poultry at it!
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December 31, 2021 at 12:57 am
Is that a recently developed attitude? Or does it date back to “1984?” 😉
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December 31, 2021 at 3:46 pm
I’m glad you got the Orwellian reference. 🙂
Have a Happy–and, of course, healthy–New Year, dude!
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January 1, 2022 at 9:39 pm
And you also!
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