Do I have to go Krogering?

Our apartment in Columbus is in a great location. We're a nice, quiet complex with a free shuttle to the OSU campus for Katrina, an exercise room for both of us, and a small commercial area right out front.

The good news: Convenient shopping, including a Big Lots and an Applebee's.
The bad news: The grocery store is a Kroger.

Thankfully, as long as you get a Kroger Plus Card, you're not paying the highest prices in the industry. But their offerings still leave a bit to be desired if you're not careful. We actually go to two other stores a few miles away to do most of our shopping each week and save Kroger for last-minute stuff and a few things that they're actually cheaper for.

Mentioning Kroger makes me think of two of my pet peeves of late:

1. People who add an errant 's to grocery and/or retail store names. (i.e., Kroger's, Wal-Mart's, etc.) I know this is a holdover from when many small stores were owned by one family and named after the family. Sadly, that's just not true anymore.

2. Annoying commercial jingles. Kroger's radio ads, while catchy, annoy me immediately with their made-up verb: "Let's go Krogering; a better way to shop."

But that's far from the worst offender. Has anyone else seen the TV ads for beepbeep.com? (From their endless ads on cable, I've gathered they sell cars. However, I wouldn't buy a car from them if they were the last car dealer on earth. Their ad is just too annoying.)

Any other nominees for most annoying ad?