Human rights agency charges creator of bumbling dad ads

August 21, 2009

The man who created the first advertisement featuring a bumbling dad has been charged with discrimination by a leading human rights agency.

“People have to realise that not all dads are goofballs. Many are perfectly capable of cleaning a toilet or vaccuuming a rug. The man who created these advertisements, Edgar Hayes, is clearly a monster,” said the agency.

“I’m really, really sorry. I had no idea that an innocent advertisement I created  in 1956 for Island Springs Butter would snowball into such a nasty trend,” says the 85-year-old Hayes, who fell over a chair during this interview. ”But it’s not my fault today’s ad people can’t come up with anything original. I’m going to hell for this.”

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