Polaroid Corp., Scissors

A woman at home is cutting tomatoes and hears a sound.

The rest is hard to be certain, but it appears that she enters the next door apartment of her boyfriend, who's not at home. She sees a mirror fallen to the ground and some Polaroid pictures on the floor next to a leather jacket. She begins looking at them furiously, then in a fit of anger throws a bottle of tomato juice at the wall, hitting a picture of them as a happy couple. Clearly, they are compromising shots of him with someone else.

Exacting revenge, the woman takes scissors to the leather jacket, cutting it to shreds, along with other clothing, then sits in waiting for her boyfriend to return. The scruffy-faced hunk walks in smiling with another man.

His friend picks up and puts on the shredded jacket and the two men look at each other in surprise. The boyfriend looks at the Polaroid with a frown as the other guy takes the photo from him.

Polaroid's tagline follows: "Live for the moment."

Polaroid has referenced homosexuality four times in its commercials, once implying a violent response from an old fisherman, another time suggesting a lesbian kiss.