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TV ads from the sixties, seventies and eighties....
TV ads from the sixties, seventies and eighties....
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its not the tatiest for nothing
muesli ad |
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"the power behind the button" , could that be Kenwood?
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Not doing very well at the moment...
Only three and a half correct (that being because one is not specific enough)! It just goes to show.... They don't half work.... You'd be surprised how much you'd miss... It's the taste that makes you do it.... Quick to whip.... It's not the tastiest ....... for nothing.... Driving at it's best.... Lots of special varieties.... Every grain will drive you insane.... The power behind the button.... Bite it and believe it.... |
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You'd be surprised how much you'd miss... is Dunlop.
I'll admit that I googled that one, watched the ad and vaguely remember it. |
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"Every grain drives you insane" , Ricycles?
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ok lovegod....Google or not, that's one more out of the way....
"Every grain drives you insane" , Ricycles?....sorry nope! |
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I'm sure everyone remembers the Milk Tray ads:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXFs9DvPGO8&list=PLF91338C7DBD0B453 utilising a cracking piece of music by Alan Hawkshaw ("The Night Rider"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fej-yjiCaw |
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BT was the power behind the button.
Never mind Cadbury's Fruit & Nutcases. The climax to the Cadbury's Whole Nut jingle could have been Jim Morrison making love to the microphone stand ... Nuts. Whole hazelnuts. HURNNNHH. |
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sfbtw...spot on there...
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This is the story of Reginald Molehusband.................
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del monte canned fruit,which the guy wants but ends up with suet pudding
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIQX2UAt7P4&list=PLTOaWPFo2Kj3CXr3uBuOORvadIZ_utW8B&index=1
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We need more "Public Information" vids, to attempt to prevent idiots from doing stupid things.
My big gripe, at the moment, is people putting on their right indicator, when approaching an exit on roundabouts, and then exiting! Stupid though it is, i'ts not a rare occurence. |
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Absolutely, Lady Faye.
Another good one would be to tell drivers the benefits of obey variable speed signs. How often are we overtaken by mugs @ 70 in a variable 50 only to overtake them in the inevitable traffic jam that forms ahead, for example? If they obeyed the signage, there would be no traffic jam  |
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Could be a whole series of public information films.
They could be entitled something like, 'Don't Be a ****'. |
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That word was Twit. Honest.
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need one for loons looking at their phone crossing the road paying no intention.should be fine then after three infringements 6 months in jail
not one to wound up easily but this is a gripe of mine |
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The public information film I remember best is the one where they tell you to break your shotgun when climbing through a barbwire fence in case the trigger gets snagged and you accidentley shoot someone.
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Too right nellie...
Woman with small child, and her on the phone, crossing diagonally at the lights, and looking straight ahead, and wasn't out of the way when the lights changed... I was screaming at the top of my voice at her but, of course she neither saw or heard me! |