70's Commercials
Shane Hill
I was still a kid in the 70's, but I do remember of couple of commercials.
Does anyone remember the "Whatever it is I think I see, it winds up tootsie
roll for me". Also there was a commercial for some sort of perfume where
the lady was standing over a stove frying bacon singing "I can bring home
the bacon, fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man, because
I'm a woman ___________" the blank is the name of the perfume. It was
something like augela, what product was this?
Melissa
MBEnglish
In article <01bbcb54$880c00c0$a80202c0@shane>, "Shane Hill"
<sh...@inetp.com> writes:
> fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man, because
>I'm a woman ___________" the blank is the name of the perfume
Enjoli! Or however you spelled it. A very cowl neck sweater and A - line
skirt with high heeled boots sort of perfume....
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Lonely and dreaming of the West Coast.." Everclear.
Risser
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Shane Hill
Yes! That was it.
Thanks for sparking my memory.
Shane
> >I was still a kid in the 70's, but I do remember of couple of
commercials.
> >Does anyone remember the "Whatever it is I think I see, it winds up
tootsie
> >roll for me". Also there was a commercial for some sort of perfume
where
> >the lady was standing over a stove frying bacon singing "I can bring
home
> >the bacon, fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man,
because
Tim Irvin
In article <55ofgs$d...@news.tamu.edu>, m-za...@tamu.edu (Melissa) wrote:
> "Shane Hill" <sh...@inetp.com> wrote:
>
> >I was still a kid in the 70's, but I do remember of couple of commercials.
> >Does anyone remember the "Whatever it is I think I see, it winds up tootsie
> >roll for me". Also there was a commercial for some sort of perfume where
> >the lady was standing over a stove frying bacon singing "I can bring home
> >the bacon, fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man, because
> >I'm a woman ___________" the blank is the name of the perfume. It was
> >something like augela, what product was this?
>
> I believe it was Enjoli.
Close! It was Aviance.
"Oh yeah, it's gonna be an Aviance night..."
--
Tim Irvin, zig...@netgate.net
http://www.netgate.net/~ziggy29/
Marlene Blanshay
>
> > fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man, because
>
> Enjoli! Or however you spelled it. A very cowl neck sweater and A - line
> skirt with high heeled boots sort of perfume....
Hhahaha, my sister and I used to laugh our heads off at that ad, often
getting up and doing moock-seductive dances in the living room, complete
with twirling keychaing, swiveling hips, shaking bazoooms and other
suggestive movements. The perfume itself, was pretty cheezy- do they
still make it?
mben...@aol.com
In article <ziggy29-ya0230800...@nntp.netgate.net>,
zig...@netgate.net (Tim Irvin) writes:
>Close! It was Aviance.
>
>"Oh yeah, it's gonna be an Aviance night..."
>
>
Nope, nope, nope. That went (woman singing) "Blah blah blah...'cause we're
gonna have an Aviance night!" then theres the guy going "Oh yeah, we're
gonna have an Aviance night!" Doo-Dooooo! The Enjoli commercial was
I can bring home the bacon! (ENJOLI!)
Fry it up in a pan! (ENJOLI!)
And never never never let you forget you're a man!
'Cause I'm a WOOOOMAAN! Enjoli!
And she had on one HAPPENIN' Quiana silk polyester dress!
I was recently at a friends house while she scrapped up things for a yard
sale. She had a box with a bottle of Aviance in it. I nearly died. Man, it
went alcohol-y after all these years. Smelled like Hell...but then it
probably did then, too. My "scent" in the 70's was Sweet Honesty by Avon.
If I smell that stuff...ZAP, I am right back at Douglas Byrd Senior High.
Ahh, the scent of Sweet Honesty mingling with the formadehyde of the dead
cats the Advanced Biology class was dissecting...
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"Lonely and dreaming of the West coast.." Everclear
Risser
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chipster
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>Subject: Re: 70's Commercials
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>In article <55ofgs$d...@news.tamu.edu>, m-za...@tamu.edu (Melissa) wrote:
>
>> "Shane Hill" <sh...@inetp.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I was still a kid in the 70's, but I do remember of couple of commercials.
>> >Does anyone remember the "Whatever it is I think I see, it winds up tootsie
>> >roll for me". Also there was a commercial for some sort of perfume where
>> >the lady was standing over a stove frying bacon singing "I can bring home
>> >the bacon, fry it up in a pan and never forget that you are a man, because
>> >I'm a woman ___________" the blank is the name of the perfume. It was
>> >something like augela, what product was this?
>>
>> I believe it was Enjoli.
>
>
>"Oh yeah, it's gonna be an Aviance night..."
>
gord klassen
Hi,
I have vivid memories of
"Martini and Rossi, on the rocks..."
Bye
Gordo
Gail Collier
lwa...@rci.rogers.com wrote:
>
> These are two different commercials. The one Shane remembers was "Enjoli"
> with the classic line "I can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a man, and
^^^
> never, never, never let you forget you're a man, 'cause I'm a woman... Enjoli"
>
Fry it up in a man? That I'd like to see! :-D
Gail