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No More Annoying Scotsman?

Not to make light of a VERY serious allegation, but it appears that the Alexander Keith's beer pitchman (faux brogue and all) is no more.
Very serious charges indeed.
Pretty heinous.
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By Nancy Paiva.

Not to make light of a VERY serious allegation, but it appears that the Alexander Keith's beer pitchman (faux brogue and all) is no more.
Very serious charges indeed.
Pretty heinous.
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Well at least one good thing will come out of this. I, for one, could not stand those Keith's ads! I also can't stand the new Molson Canadian ads. The Heinneken ads are pretty lame too...
<p><b>Please list their least favourite Canadian angry scot ad</b></p>
<p><b>1. It's not oatmeal.</b></p>
<p>As sad as it is for the trend to implode in this way, shame on Canadian "creative directors" for not employing their creativity to come up with something original for each campaign. Either they cast the same actor in every commercial until they're over-exposed, or they jump on the bandwagon with the latest trend, like the current "awkward moment" trend; where someone does something ridiculous to demonstrate their love for a product (like jamming it in their purse) and then the money shot is the ensuing awkward moment.</ol>
I might have just been lucky in the last year or so and avoided incidents of this but the frequency of twenty-something men shouting in a retarded scottish accent while drinking in a social situations seems to have dropped. Then again, it might just be the calm before the storm.
If in the last two years you've been guilty of thinking that speaking in a fake scottish accent is a good replacement for genuine wit or charm then please do everyone a favour and punch yourself in the mouth until your teeth are gone.
Good riddance.