Sex, vomiting better without parents around
The mildly NSFW commercial above by Duval Guillaume for TMF Travel in Belgium (a "party travel organizer" for young people between 16 and 25) suggests it's "time to leave Mama behind." I dunno, a little hand holding seems to be doing our hero a world of good, giving him the emotional support he needs to perform to the very best of his ability. Besides, there's nothing going on in that bed that Mama hasn't seen before. In a second spot, Daddy's not-so-little girl gets graphically sick in the street after a night of partying. Well, parents are always cleaning up their kids' messes, no matter how old those kids happen to be. Since these ads target mainly students, Mom and Dad are probably paying for the trips, so why shouldn't they get to tag along?
—Posted by David Gianatasio
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