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Um what?
Who the heck is that?

jfmlove6 wrote:

I thought it was only the people ON the commercial that had a crush on her, because of all the "great deals" for insurance she provides 

Trust me. You'd be surprised at how many fanboys there are. 

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Gotta love the internet.

ToxicQuillz wrote:

I'm not sure... Maybe it's the pink hair?

Or the tight suit?

PW132 wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

ToxicQuillz wrote:

I'm not sure... Maybe it's the pink hair?

Or the tight suit?

Probably a combination.

By any chance would these people be anime nerds?

*shrugs* Possibly.

PW132 wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Probably a combination.

By any chance would these people be anime nerds?

*shrugs* Possibly.

Would make sense considering that a large majority of anime characters fit those criteria from what I can see.

Some of the YouTube comments on the Erin Esurance commercials are quite disturbing. o_o Good thing there's such things as YouTube Repeat.

Concerning your theory, yes, it makes sense.

PandaGuy wrote:

http://mimg.ugo.com/200812/15510/cuts/e … 88x288.jpg
I find it quite bizarre.   
And tell me the truth, do you?

P.S. It's that pink-haired girl on the Esurance commercials. Example.

The idea of having a crush on a fictional character isn't uncommon. There are people who have crushes on fictional characters from books, movies, TV shows, and in case an insurance commercial.

I suppose people have a tendency to admire character they feel exemplifies the traits that they find admirable, perhaps because since it's unlikely they will meet that kind of person in real life (if the take the example of Erin Esurance, how many women do you know work as a spy behind an auto-insurance agent disguise?)

I do find it scary, though, when they start fantasizing that they have a relationship with the fictional characters. Particularly when that fantasizing starts to blur the line between reality and fiction. O.o

cheddargirl wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

http://mimg.ugo.com/200812/15510/cuts/e … 88x288.jpg
I find it quite bizarre.   
And tell me the truth, do you?

P.S. It's that pink-haired girl on the Esurance commercials. Example.

The idea of having a crush on a fictional character isn't uncommon. There are people who have crushes on fictional characters from books, movies, TV shows, and in case an insurance commercial.

I suppose people have a tendency to admire character they feel exemplifies the traits that they find admirable, perhaps because since it's unlikely they will meet that kind of person in real life (if the take the example of Erin Esurance, how many women do you know work as a spy behind an auto-insurance agent disguise?)

I do find it scary, though, when they start fantasizing that they have a relationship with the fictional characters. Particularly when that fantasizing starts to blur the line between reality and fiction. O.o

Maybe because they think fictional people are better looking than people in real life.... 

ToxicQuillz wrote:

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She should get her own show.

that would be just like the geico caveman show, which only had 2 episodes.

SpriteMaster wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Maybe because they think fictional people are better looking than people in real life....