your favorite food slogan?
jb
the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
can stick a fork in it".
Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
puester
"Got Milk?" (mustache optional)
gloria p
Judy Wagner
>"Got Milk?" (mustache optional)
No contest--this is the best!
JOW
amy
I love this one, too. I like thinking about those commercials.
Especially the Aaron Burr one.
amy
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jb wrote in message <36A78B75...@earthlink.net>...
>What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
>
>Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
"hankerin' for a hunk-a, a piece, a slice, a chunk-a, hankerin' for a hunk-a
cheese"
sang by a piece of cheese dressed up like a cowboy... 'member that one?!
margie
Alan Z.
"Don't eat yellow snow"
<vbg>
Chris Watkins
>
> jb wrote in message <36A78B75...@earthlink.net>...
> >What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
> >the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
> >can stick a fork in it".
> >
> >Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
>
> cheese"
>
> sang by a piece of cheese dressed up like a cowboy... 'member that one?!
>
> margie
"Why, I'm so hungry, I could eat a wagon wheel !"
Yeah... I remember that one :)
Back to the topic though... Slogans...
I seem to remember "The incredible, edible egg" stickin' in my head
a few times.
And who could ever forget " It's Shake and Bake... and I helped !" ;)
But, I guess my favorite was always "it's finger lickin good".
Newbie here. Fire at will.
I'm used to it by now.
--
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C_Watkins on TEN's Nascar Racing Online Series
Dirty Hobby Motorsports, Douglasville, Ga.
Moderator, rec.autos.sport.nascar.moderated
Alan Boles
jb <jfb...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:36A78B75...@earthlink.net...
:What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
:
:
:
qwerty
thought he always came out and said "Time for Timer!"
BTW, while we're having flashbacks, my favorite slogan comes from the old
commercials "I can't believe I ate the whole thing"
Young
(laugh!) Momma mia! That's a speecy spicey meataball!
Twoallbeefpattiesspecialsaucelettucecheesepicklesonionsonasesameseedbun.
(thanks, Marc)
And, who could forget ...
WHERE'S THE BEEF? which for some reason, probably a related commercial
for Wendy's, makes me think of "step aside, sir ... next!"
nancy
Robert Ziegler
'Wonder builds strong bodies twelve ways' 'Let Mikey try it'
(and if antiacids can be considered foods) 'No matter what shape your
stomach is in...' -rob z. '5 cents makes 2 quarts.'
Patrice Renata Iacovoni
On Fri, 22 Jan 1999, Mark Thorson wrote:
> In article <36A78B75...@earthlink.net>, jb <jfb...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> >What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
> >the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
> >can stick a fork in it".
!Mantequilla!
Cheryl Ferrill
1)Take them out of your freezer and wipe the dust off the bag
2) place them in boiling water to soften
3) at this point mash them up and put lemon
juice all over
4) Put them in your toilet and flush
5) the lemon cleans your drains and the brussell sprouts you didn't mean
to buy are gone.
Dimitri G Criona
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
>
>
Los Angeles based PIECE 'O PIZZA
*Had a piece lately?*
I kind of reminded me of an old saying "what every man wants is a little
peace spelled both ways"
Dimitri
JAdkins392
JAdkins392
ITS NOT NICE TO FOOL MOTHER NATURE!
Stephen Johnson
Thats a good one, never heard it before.
--
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JUST AN H
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
>
>Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
Three stand out in my mind and, at the risk of dating myself, I'll post all
three.
1. "The incredible, edible egg." (1980s)
2. "Two all beef patties special sauce lettuce
cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed
bun." (1970s)
3. A ditty from a television advertisement for
Hellman's mayonnaise:
"If you want to bring out the flavor,
and bring out the zest,
then bring out the Hellman's
and bring out the best!" (late 1960s)
J.
Mark Thorson
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
"If it ain't squid, it ain't breakfast!"
sp...@bulback.cat
>What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
>
>Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
>
>
>
Just went out and got myself a box of smarties, remembered one of my
favorite slogans:
When you eat your smarties, do you eat the red ones last?
Kim, who hasn't found one red smartie yet, the bums. How am I supposed
to act on my brainwashing if I can't find a red one? Sigh!
cat is com
Enid Y. Karr
>
> wagn...@osu.edu (Judy Wagner) wrote:
>
> >In article <36A798AA...@worldnet.att.net> puester <pue...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
> >>"Got Milk?" (mustache optional)
> >
> >No contest--this is the best!
> >
> >JOW
> >
> >
> I love this one, too. I like thinking about those commercials.
> Especially the Aaron Burr one.
>
Just outside of Worcester on Rt 290, there is a Cookie Monster
one "GOT MILK?" on a billboard cracks me up every time!
Enid
LapCat1234
>On Fri, 22 Jan 1999, Mark Thorson wrote:
>
>> In article <36A78B75...@earthlink.net>, jb <jfb...@earthlink.net>
>wrote:
>> >What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
>> >the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>> >can stick a fork in it".
>
WHERE'S THE BEEF??????
Ruth
amy
>margie wrote:
>>
>> jb wrote in message <36A78B75...@earthlink.net>...
>> >What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
>> >the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>> >can stick a fork in it".
>> >
>> >Post your favs and we can vote on a winner.
>>
>> "hankerin' for a hunk-a, a piece, a slice, a chunk-a, hankerin' for a hunk-a
>> cheese"
>>
I love the cheese one!
>
>And who could ever forget " It's Shake and Bake... and I helped !" ;)
I also like "Mom cooked and I shooked"
JCast75855
...Tony the Tiger
There's always room for Jell-o.
Jayne
Leslie Paul Davies
NUCOA over all!"
Boy, the MadAv suits and the crypto-
semioticians must have worn their
trusses out on that tune. To wit:
N ew
U biquitous
C omestible
O ver
A ll
I parroted that ditty until my folks
took to moving the car when I went
to the Drive-In's snack bar.
WW II butter prices were around
US$1.00/# with rationing. The
NUCOA Butter Company began making
oh-so-healthful coconut-oil margarine
which sold for .60/#. Because of
the powerful Dairy Lobby, it could
not have a buttery appearance, so
you had to mix in the colouring
at home.
NUCOA Butter + Gold Medal Mayo
merged to form Best Foods.
GL
--
Paul W2SYF/4 Ft Lauderdale
"Heisenberg may have slept here... "
Leslie Paul Davies
lpda...@bc.seflin.org
James Morrissey
puester wrote in message <36A798AA...@worldnet.att.net>...
>jb wrote:
>>
>> What is your favorite food slogan
"Bet you can't eat just one" I don't know about you but I can't eat just
one potato chip! Paula
busybee
You can't drink it slow if it's Quick!
The jingle from the old Doublemint gum commercials... with the different
sets of twins...
This isn't food related but remember Pepsodents' It's got Sex Appeal?
Snap Crackle Pop Rice Krispies
I think the different ad campaigns with "Got Milk" are hilarious!
amy wrote in message <36a7a693...@news.mindspring.com>...
>wagn...@osu.edu (Judy Wagner) wrote:
>
>>In article <36A798AA...@worldnet.att.net> puester
<pue...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>>>"Got Milk?" (mustache optional)
>>
>>No contest--this is the best!
>>
>>JOW
>>
>>
>I love this one, too. I like thinking about those commercials.
>Especially the Aaron Burr one.
>
AST
rec.food.cooking on On Thu, 21 Jan 1999 at 19:03:58 and wrote:
>But, I guess my favorite was always "it's finger lickin good".
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Not......Finger
Lickin'!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
<Slits Wrists> :@)
--
Alessio Tiramani
Replace "d66ABd-65465215" In My Address With "Alessio" (don't & I won't get it!)
OBFOOD: To make Chips: Peel & Chip Potatoes, Soak for 30 mins, Fry.
Bob Y.
I want my Maypo!
Bob Y.
The Four Horsemen of the Common Cold: Sniffles, Chesty, Nostril, and Lack of Tissues.
Terry Pratchett in _Interesting Times.
Bc 264
A.Ferszt
>
> I want my Maypo!
> Bob Y.
Good Heavens...is that stuff still around? I saw it in a book on food
history or something about the 50s.
Rick and Lisa Marinelli
wrote:
How about "Everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn't like
Sara Lee?"
or
"Nestle's makes the very best.... Chaaaawwwwwklit......"
Rick Marinelli
rickandlisa"deletethistoemail"@erols.com
Cooking is like love: It should be entered into with abandon
or not at all.
Victor Sack
> I've attached it....
Whatever possessed you to post that binary rubbish to rfc, Mike? Is
that how _you_ are now exercising your right to free speech?
Oh, well, if bona-fide old-timers like Mike Edelman are starting to post
binaries to non-binary groups, the end of old Usenet must indeed be
near. The future of Usenet II is looking brighter by the minute. SdS
will have proven (not for the first time) that she was right all
along...
So what if that JPG was funny?
Victor
Sharon Barbour
>
> I want to be an Oscar Myer weiner.
I think it goes:
Oh, I wish I were an Oscar Meyer weiner
That is what I'd truely like to be
For if I were an Oscar Meyer weiner
Everyone would be in love with me
Or, how about:
Hotdogs, Armor hotdogs
What kind of kids eat Armor hotdogs?
Fat kids, skinny kids, kids who climb on rocks
Tough kids, sissy kids, even kids with chicken pox
Love hotdogs, Armor hotdogs
The dogs kids love to bite!
Great, now I can't get the jingle out of my head!
Sharon
Michael Edelman
Victor Sack wrote:
> Michael Edelman <m...@mich.com> wrote:
>
> > I've attached it....
>
> Whatever possessed you to post that binary rubbish to rfc, Mike? Is
> that how _you_ are now exercising your right to free speech?
You're absolutely right to chastise me, and I will report forthwith to the
Jam Lady for my ritual beet-pelting.
Miranda Writes
Sad but true- must've been about 4 years ago I was in traffic
Court (as Counsel, doggone it, not as a defendant) and a gentleman who had
been charged with DWI was before the Judge, pro se. He made quite a
fashion statement wearing a t-shirt bearing the logo of a local
restaurant- "Beer- It's Not Just For Breakfast Anymore". Her Honor was
neither amused nor impressed, but I found it funny as hell (in a sick and
twisted way). One of the bailiffs suggested to him after the finding of
guilty that perhaps he should have worn "Oh I'm glad to be an Oscar Mayer
weiner" instead.
Mary/Miranda
--
"You have the right to an attorney; if you cannot afford an attorney..."
SpamIsForChumps
I'm the Omar Man.
I'm knocking at your door.
When you taste my bread,
You're going to want more.
- From Omar Bakeries when bread was still delivered, 50's, Early 60's.
Columbus, Ohio.
miranda
Libby's, Libby's Libby's
on the
label, label, label
cuz you'll
like it, like it, like it
on your
table, table, table :-)
Young
Dammit, that's wrong. It's:
If it says Libby's Libby's Libby's
On the label label label,
You will like it like it like it!
On the table table table ...
If it says Libby's Libby's Libby's on the label label label!
(laugh) hundred dollar bet I'm wrong, too.
nancy
Maryf
Unfortunately there are no good sogans for sweetbread or pate ;-).
Shall we make some up?
"Sweetbreads, food for thought?"
"Liver, it's not just for Iron anymore, it's brain food for fetuses!"
"Parnips, you peel and parse em, we'll snip em!"
Sorry, I had another short circuit, Bernie promises to fix it by
tomorrow!....zapp,,,hey...cut that out,@#*&*#*$()# that
hurt...zaaaaap!!!!
Mary f. <No Kitty! it's MY POT PIE!>
_ _
( \ / )
|\ ) ) _,,,/ (,,_
/, . '`~ ~-. ;-;;,_
|,4) -,_. , ( `'-'
'-~~' (_/~~' `-'\_)
It's a widdle,widdle, widdle pud (She's not big on sharing, is she?)
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>What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
>the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
>can stick a fork in it".
Growing up in Wisconsin, I heard the following jingle so many
times on the radio/TV that I still remember it 20-some-odd-years
later. Don't know if they still make this product anymore. It's for
something called Hamdingers, which I believe is/was tantamount to
Spam. It went:
"Hamdingers, hamdingers, ham patties made from ham.
Hamdingers, ham patties, just heat them up in a frying pan."
I'd make a .wav of me singing it, but I ain't got the prettiest
voice around.
Rob
Chuck Bollinger - Seattle
"Eat too much? Smoke too much?
Mild Brioschi antiacid.
Drink too much? Much too much?
Mild Brioschi's just for you."
"More Parks Sausages, Mom!" (Hollared in a whiny, demanding littleshit voice).
In article <36A91C...@ic.ac.uk>, afe...@ic.ac.uk says...
Joan Ellis
Ziegler <zieg...@richmond.infi.net> wrote about Re: your favorite
food slogan?:
>> :What is your favorite food slogan?
>
> 'Let Mikey try it'
"Mikey likes it!"
My son Mike was at an impressionable age at the time, and for years he
ate nothing but Life cereal for breakfast.
Joan
JUST AN H
>
>Ruth
>
>
Ruth, if that's a nomination, then I second you.
Victor Sack
> You're absolutely right to chastise me, and I will report forthwith to the
> Jam Lady for my ritual beet-pelting.
Ah, but you'll only enjoy it...
Victor
McJake
Rick and Lisa Marinelli wrote in message
<36a8b782...@news.erols.com>...
>On Fri, 22 Jan 1999 16:50:49 -0800, "A.Ferszt" <afe...@ic.ac.uk>
>wrote:
>
>>Bob Y. wrote:
>>>
>>
>>
>>> I want my Maypo!
>>> Bob Y.
>>
>>Good Heavens...is that stuff still around? I saw it in a book on food
>>history or something about the 50s.
>
Alan Boles
McJake <JoKev...@nospam.att.net> wrote in message
news:78c7l2$f...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net...
:"The power of CHEESE"
:
:
Spet
special sauce, lettuce ,cheese ,pickles ,onions
on a sesame seed bun
Good ole Mickey Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeee's!! Haven't had one in over 20 years!!
MajicChef
"When you bring out the Hellman's, you bring out the best!"
~
Regards and good eatin'
MajicChef
"Happy TRAAAAAILS ... to you...
until we eat again."
CMcE
wrote:
>amy wrote:
>>
>> wagn...@osu.edu (Judy Wagner) wrote:
>>
>> >In article <36A798AA...@worldnet.att.net> puester <pue...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>> >>"Got Milk?" (mustache optional)
>> >
>> >No contest--this is the best!
>> >
>> >JOW
>> >
>> >
>> I love this one, too. I like thinking about those commercials.
>> Especially the Aaron Burr one.
>>
>
>Just outside of Worcester on Rt 290, there is a Cookie Monster
>one "GOT MILK?" on a billboard cracks me up every time!
>
>
>Enid
I like the one with the three little Girl Scouts.
Carol McE
--
Carol McE
"An armed society is a polite society"
Remove the junk to reply
frankie
(sung) For the greatest apples in the land, it's mott's apple sauce
taste's grand
(sung) The coca cola company put the robust flavor in tab.
(Sung) From the valley of the jolly (ho ho ho ) green giant
Apple jacks will not be sold to bullies
frankie (more to come)
frankie
frankie
frankie
Spydaman
Wait a minute, I guess that's doesn't count as a food slogan.
Spy in Hawaii
Spydaman
>
> Zetan's Book of Enlightenment reveals that on Thu, 21 Jan 1999 12:17:57
> -0800, jb wrote:
>
> >What is your favorite food slogan? Some suggestions have been" pork,
> >the other white meat", "the're magically delicious", and "so thick, you
> >can stick a fork in it".
>
> house--also useable as a substitute for "bite me".<G> But my personal
> favorite is (whispered) "Skittles...taste the rainbow." It's just so darn
> new age/crystal magic! I love it! Plus they have the best commercials of
> all time. I wish I had their commercials on a tape!
You mean you like them even better than the Mentos commercials? :-)
"Mentos, full of life!" Don't know about life, but full of something...
Spy in Hawaii
Maryf
>
> You mean you like them even better than the Mentos commercials? :-)
> "Mentos, full of life!" Don't know about life, but full of something...
I thought it was "Mentos, fresh, and full of life."
I still love:
"Cuz oscar meyer has a way with B-O-L-O-G-N-A"
"Wouldn't you like to be a Pepper too?"
"IT's Cheese!!!" <wasn't that a little ceasar's pizza commericial, that
was
hysterical!!!>
--
Bolivar
<some snippage>
> But, I guess my favorite was always "it's finger lickin good".
>
> --
> Chris (the professional newbie)Watkins
But the one they really *wanted* to use was:
"Only the rooster gets a better piece of chicken!"
Boli
Young
> "IT's Cheese!!!" <wasn't that a little ceasar's pizza commericial, that
> was
> hysterical!!!>
A friend of mine taught some basic computer classes at the local
community college. There were some people she just couldn't get
to understand the double-click on the mouse. She relented and finally
used a trick someone had told her about ...
Double-click! Like "Pizza Pizza!"
from the Little Caesar's commercials. Made me laugh.
nancy
Monika Adamczyk
Maryf wrote:
>
> "IT's Cheese!!!" <wasn't that a little ceasar's pizza commericial, that
> was
> hysterical!!!>
That reminds of a cheese commercial just around the Christmas where
parents and a little girl run downstairs and find room overflowing with
gifts.
Das says something along the line: Wow, that must be some cookies you
left for Santa
And the little girl replies in a very confident voice: I didn't leave
cookies, I left him cheese.
Monika
JCast75855
I have 5 cats, they LOVE milk...I have lived this commercial.
Jayne
McJake
Susie
>
> That reminds of a cheese commercial just around the Christmas where
> parents and a little girl run downstairs and find room overflowing with
> gifts.
> Das says something along the line: Wow, that must be some cookies you
> left for Santa
> And the little girl replies in a very confident voice: I didn't leave
> cookies, I left him cheese.
>
>
> Monika
Did you see the one that shows a dog training a man to flip cheese off
the bridge of his nose and then catch it in his mouth? The man is
successful performing the trick and the dog says approvingly, "Goooooood
boy." Hysterical.
I think the cheese industry is running a campaign with the slogan "Behold
the power of cheese."
-
"I thought it'd be great (living by myself), y'know? I
thought I'd have a lot of time, alone with my thoughts...
but as it turns out, I don't have as many thoughts as
you'd think!" quote courtesy of "Friends" (Joey)
Steve Calvin
"It takes two hands to handle the Whopper"
--
Steve
Diplomacy: The art of saying "nice doggie"..... until you can
find a rock!
HBalmat
says something along the line: Wow, that must be some cookies you left for
cookies, I left him cheese."
Reminds me of my friend asking her German-born father what she should leave for
Santa one Christmas Eve. His answer? Beer.
As for slogans, I used to like the song from the C&H sugar commercials:
"C&H pure cane sugar
From Hawaii, growing in the sun.
C&H pure cane sugar
That's the one."
Also the song that went:
"Summer, summer fruits, it wouldn't be summer without them,
Fresh from the tree, taste them and see!"
Heather
Spet
lunch
--
Spet
********************************************************************
busybee
"Plop Plop Fizz Fizz, Oh What a Relief it is!"
and can someone remember the rest of this? I have the jingle on my mind and
can't remember the words...
"When you say Bud..da da da da da da da da...etc." The King of beers one?
maybe someone mentioned this one already--
"Oh I wish I were an Oscar Meyer weiner,
That is what I'd truly like to be,
and if I were an Oscar Meyer weiner,
Everyone would be in love with me."
how 'bout
"RRRRuffles Have RRRRidges!"
I don't know if this really had a jingle with it --
The ad where they poured, was it 7-Up verrrrry slowwwwly into a glass and it
never filled the glass...I remember lots of ice and bubbles and something
about "Pure Refreshment"?
I'd like to teach the World to sing, in perfect harmony,
With apple trees and honeybees and snow white turtledoves...
Its the REAL Thing...." Coke -- The ad starts with one child person
starting the song and ending with a BUNCH of people singing on a hillside?
COOL!!!!
---Busybee :-)
HBalmat wrote in message <19990209173008...@ng-fp1.aol.com>...
Rick and Lisa Marinelli
>Just thought of this one...
>
>"Plop Plop Fizz Fizz, Oh What a Relief it is!"
>
>and can someone remember the rest of this? I have the jingle on my mind and
>can't remember the words...
>
>"When you say Bud..da da da da da da da da...etc." The King of beers one?
Here's part...
When you say "Bud," you've said a lot of things nobody else can say...
When you say "Bud," da da da da da da da...
da da da da da da da
When you say "Budwieser," you've said it all.
Next?
Diane
Wife - you ate it Ralph...
Ralph - I can't believe I ate the whole thing
busybee
My bologna has a second name its M-A-Y-E-R.
Oh, I love to eat it everyday,
And if you ask me why I say...
'Cuz Oscar Mayer has a way with B-O-L-O-G-N-A!
...Jeez! Now I can't quit humming THIS one! :-)
--Busybee
Karen O'Mara
Young
>
> "Where's the beef?"
Didn't Clara ad lib that line? That's what was funniest about it to me.
nancy
Karen O'Mara
"Pork...the other white meat."
Karen
Phyllis618
"Where's the beef?", she tried to peer back of the counter and said, "I don't
think there's anybody back there!"
Phyllis
Hag n Stenni
"Roger! Your pushing my buttons!
With the old lady and the orange Orangatang,
We had a roomate Roger at the time and he was
a button pusher alright. Funny I cant remember what
the add was selling?? Anyone?? also luv all the
"Got milk" commercials. Hag k
"As a beauty I'm not a star
there are others more handsome by far,
but my face I don't mind it because I'm behind it
It's the folks out front that I Jar."
Sherri
>
>Anyone remember anymore?
Aye, aye aye aye
I am the Frito Bandito
I love Frito Corn Chips
I love them , I do
(Can't remember the rest....)
busybee
(we, as kids, always emphasized...but its SNOT) sorry....couldn't help
adding this bit of trivia...
Butter......Parkay!
RNR
In article <36C4B8...@randomgraphics.com>, Karen O'Mara
<ka...@randomgraphics.com> wrote:
OT, saw a bumper sticker that said: Cat...the other white meat.
Ranee Mueller
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Karen O'Mara <ka...@randomgraphics.com> wrote in article
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> I think one of the most clever slogans in advertising is
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> "Pork...the other white meat."
>
A college news paper the monday or tuesday after the Superbowl where this
was shown prominently had a picture of two of the three little pigs. One
with a plate in front of him was saying "It's those Pork... the other white
meat comercials, I'm so succeptible to advertising."
I personally liked those Cheese Whiz comercials because they make it look
so edible.
Sean
Sean
busybee <bee...@frontiernet.net> wrote in article
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> If you think its' butter, but its not...its Chiffon!
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> Butter......Parkay!
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I always like the Imperial Butter comercials where some one would take a
bite of toast and there would be trumpet fanfair then they would get a
crown on their head.
Sean
Carolina Rodriguez
Carla Knipe <mickey...@moomin.u-net.com> wrote:
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>Anyone remember anymore? What about slogans from Canadian ads? I can
>remember some of the cool Canadian commercials but can't place the
>jingles.
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My favorite one from the 80's was from Frusen Gladje:
"Enjoy the guilt."
-Carolina
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MissyMelo
Yes there's only one Canadian-
Moulson Canadian-
Canada's kind of beer.
I STILL remember the tune!
Jane
Karen O'Mara <ka...@randomgraphics.com> wrote:
>I think one of the most clever slogans in advertising is
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>"Pork...the other white meat."
>
At one of my past jobs, a vegan co-worker had a sig line:
"Tofu...the other white meat."
Okay, so it takes very little to amuse me. I thought it was great.
Jane
Maven or Joe
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>On Sun, 14 Feb 1999 15:50:22 -0600, "RNR" <redtape...@ix.netcom.com>
>[-]>In article <36C4B8...@randomgraphics.com>, Karen O'Mara
>[-]><ka...@randomgraphics.com> wrote:
>[-]>
>[-]>>I think one of the most clever slogans in advertising is
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>[-]>>"Pork...the other white meat."
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>[-]>>Karen
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Add to it the Cows from Chick Fil a "Eat More Chicken"
I think the beef and pork councils are missing out on this one. It
just screams for parody adds:
Pigs with signs that say "Beef, It's what's for dinner."
Chickens with signs that say " Pork, the other white meat"
They could really run with it.
Jerry Roush
From B'nisco!
[whispering] Nabisco!
How 'bout a fictitious slogan:
This little piggy went to market
As meek and as mild as a lamb.
He smiled in his tracks,
When they slipped him the axe;
He knew he'd turn out to be Wham!
(from Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House)
...jerry <><
Alan Boles
Jerry Roush <roush_jerry@not_at.htc.honeywell.com> wrote in message
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:Have anotherNutterButterpeanutbutter sandwich cookie...
Rona Yuthasastrakosol
for Mr. Big chocolate bars. It might just be a Canadian thing.
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Rona Yuthasastrakosol
ro...@asahi.email.ne.jp
Jerry Roush
Jim: (to Muriel) "Darling, give Gussie a raise!"
...jerry (watches entirely too much AMC & TCM)
Alan Boles wrote:
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> If its gotta be ham. It better be wham
No good... Secretary: "Boyle Petroleum. If you'd buy better oil,
you'd better buy Boyle"
D A Reimer
Rona Yuthasastrakosol wrote:
Wow! I forgot about that one, that's my vote for favorite food slogan.
Dolly
Becca
>
> Rona Yuthasastrakosol wrote:
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> > "It's *so* big, they call it Mister"
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> Dolly
It's not food, it is Alleve, "All night strong, all night long". I
giggle every time I hear it.
The food commercial I detest, is for orange juice. There are two small
children sucking orange juice from a straw, and it sounds as if the
container is empty - I find this noise to be irritating. I think it's
Tropicana, but I am not sure, because I would leap across a burning
building to change the channel. Why are commercials becoming so
irritating? Car horns honking and beeper noises, ringing door bells and
people crunching on apples, etc. I suppose getting your attention, even
if it's negative, is the object.
Lately, there has been a commercial featuring a man dressed in all
black, he says he is "Pain". In the latest ads, he says, "I hear I am
scaring some of you people...". No, he doesn't scare me, he annoys
me!
Becca
Young
> It's not food, it is Alleve, "All night strong, all night long". I
> giggle every time I hear it.
(laugh) Especially as spoken by Tom Skarret in denim.
> Tropicana, but I am not sure, because I would leap across a burning
> building to change the channel. Why are commercials becoming so
> irritating? Car horns honking and beeper noises, ringing door bells and
> people crunching on apples, etc. I suppose getting your attention, even
> if it's negative, is the object.
The commercial that galvenizes me to disrupt the cat and jump over the
dog to get to the remote is one where a guy yells about furniture and,
at the end, yells Nationwide Warehouse! Nationwide Warehouse!!!!
Naaatioonwiiiiide Waaarehoussssse!
The ringing phones and doorbells ... grrrrr!
Someone said this before ... what's that spread? Brumley and Brown?
Ugh. But, for some reason, the opening announce on the Rosie O'Donnell
show annoys the living crap out of me and I can't change the channel
fast enough.
A commercial that just cracked me up was one of those ... Maxwell House
coffee bean commercials? Where the coffee bean talks? At the end, when
he says, and your chipped beef broccoli ice cream? Yummy! and rolls on
it's "back" slayed me every time.
nancy
Dave Bugg
orgasm ads) is the Bob Dole ad for Viagra. Gag. He tries to euphemize the
word impotence into E.D.S (erectile dysfunction syndrome). It was going to
be D.D.S. (dick dysfunction syndrome), until the dentists objected.
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Becca wrote in message <36CD79...@hal-pc.org>...
>
>The food commercial I detest, is for orange juice. There are two small
>children sucking orange juice from a straw, and it sounds as if the
>container is empty - I find this noise to be irritating. I think it's
>Tropicana, but I am not sure, because I would leap across a burning
>building to change the channel. Why are commercials becoming so
>irritating? Car horns honking and beeper noises, ringing door bells and
>people crunching on apples, etc. I suppose getting your attention, even
>if it's negative, is the object.
>
Ladibugz77
The Saints Go Marching In"!!! Thank goodness for the "mute" button!
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Donna < to e-mail me, remove my cat >
"Ambivalent? Well, yes and no ... "
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RNR
In article <19990219170206...@ng-cg1.aol.com>,
ladib...@aol.comMsMimi (Ladibugz77) wrote:
Burger King ad execs deserve a special place in hell! They have ruined
one of my favorite cha-chas b using it, "I like it like that..." and, then,
there's that screaming, whiny woman that they use for the breakfast BK ads.
Argh!
Regards,
Ranée (remove redtape to reply)
amy
kept running up and down the stairs. Can't remember whick stomach med
that was for, but I laughed!!!!!!!
amy
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Rona Yuthasastrakosol
>The food commercial I detest, is for orange juice.
<snip>
The one I hate was I think a Manitoba-only commercial. It's actually for
Domo gas stations but they had a promotion where they gave away a chunk of
kielbasa (pronounced 'koobasa' in the commercials) sausage with every fill
up. This really annoying announcer/TV personality (can't remember his
name--Stan something?) would say, "Koobasa in a glass. Koobasa in a
whatever. . ." and they would show the kielbasa in the various places. It
was very, very stupid.
Hag n Stenni
wrote:
>My current peeve is the Burger King commercial ... the one that BLASTS "When
>The Saints Go Marching In"!!! Thank goodness for the "mute" button!
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>Donna < to e-mail me, remove my cat >
>"Ambivalent? Well, yes and no ... "
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That DAMNED Welches grape juice commercial with that
Annoying Whiney little blond kid...it made me want to pull my
hair out or throw something through the tv screen..AARRRRRGGGHHHH!
Hagk
CCA
Stenni) wrote:
>On 19 Feb 1999 22:02:06 GMT, ladib...@aol.comMsMimi (Ladibugz77)
>wrote:
>
>>My current peeve is the Burger King commercial ... the one that BLASTS "When
>>The Saints Go Marching In"!!! Thank goodness for the "mute" button!
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>Donna < to e-mail me, remove my cat >
>>"Ambivalent? Well, yes and no ... "
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>That DAMNED Welches grape juice commercial with that
>Annoying Whiney little blond kid...it made me want to pull my
>hair out or throw something through the tv screen..AARRRRRGGGHHHH!
>Hagk
>
Nice to know I'm not the only one who is annoyed by those Welches
commercials. I wonder what the add execs were thinking? That we
would find the child so endearing we would buy cases and cases of the
juice?
CCA