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'John Smiths - Nicer than bunny-wunnies.'
'I bet he drinks Carling Black Label.'
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"Milky way; the sweet you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite!"
"Opal fruits; made to make your mouth water!"
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Kellogs Fruit n Fibre (featuring Ross Kemp)
"Apples, Hazelnuts, Bananas
Raisins, Coconuts, Sultanas"
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And also 'Make room for the mushrooms!' I always thought it odd that mushrooms had to be advertised on telly.
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Remember the Double Diamond ad with the brummies out for an Indian? 'Bet that cooled your biryani'!
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Brilliant ads, I'd love to see them again, the other one had a Younger's drinker tied to a huge rocket firework crooning 'Blue touch paper I'd ignite for the beer with the head so creamy white' and 'Haleys Comet I'd deflect, to stop Younger's bar from being wrecked' and finally a line about travelling back to Earth by meteorite.Originally posted by branny View PostI loved the two youngers scotch bitter ads.
"I'd sail round world in tidgy boat for taste of youngers scotch bitter on the throat"
"For youngers scotch bitter and no other i'd go 10 rounds with load of blubber"
can't remember the last bit though.
The 2nd one ended with "I'd walk to't pub on both my feet and drink a youngers scotch bitter" and his mate turned to him "There's nowt clever about that" and take his pint off him.
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I loved the two youngers scotch bitter ads.
"I'd sail round world in tidgy boat for taste of youngers scotch bitter on the throat"
"For youngers scotch bitter and no other i'd go 10 rounds with load of blubber"
can't remember the last bit though.
The 2nd one ended with "I'd walk to't pub on both my feet and drink a youngers scotch bitter" and his mate turned to him "There's nowt clever about that" and take his pint off him.
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Fictional one:
Just let your Soul Glow-ow-ow
Soul Glow
For mash get Smash.
Wow. They earned their pay with that one.
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The one that always comes to mind with me is.
Long grain rice all the way from America, Red Peppers, Greens Peppers, juicy green Beans, carrots and peas and a pinch of seasoning, Batchelors Savoury Rice.
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Lip smacking thirst queunching....... blah blah... pepsi
or
chefs square shapped soups show how a good soup should be.
Anyone remember those little cubes of soup. Yuk!!
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LOL!! I was totally wrong with the words and what the advert was for!! Great to see that again, I'll be humming it all day now!
chilli x
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LOL... What will you give your old man with his steakhouse grill??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyx5g5L91tg
hope it's chips, its chips
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i always like the advert I think it was for mccain chips, where the blokes are coming home from work, in the back of a van, and wondering what's for tea, it starts off,
"what will it be for tea tonight, will it be salad or fried onion rings,"
can't remember most of it but ends up
"hope it's chips, it's chips, we hope it's chips"
lol! not very helpful, but I can't remember the words!
chilli x
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SHake n vac is still around - I bought a bottle of it last week - it is manufactured by Glade ...
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It has to be: 'Do the shake and Vac and put the freshness back, Do the shake and Vac and put the freshness back' just prefect. Having said that I think the've go bust now.
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Years ago in New Zealand we had a very catchie Jingle for Frosty boy ice - cream (may have been a American import) it went;
"Frostie boy, Frostie boy to think he brings us happy joy, Your're taste buds will start to tingle when you hear his happy jingle (spoken) "Frosite boy ice creams - often licked but never beaten !"
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