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[natty bumppo 297]

i do need more coffee and do-n-u-t-s

it was found in a poll, last years most recalled tv commercial was DD ... time to make the donuts

[brnidokiegurl 0]

but it is a food

[bostonparis 0]

Ba da ba ba ba I'm lovin' it... (?)

[Savanphil 3]

Happy Monday ya'll ...it's rainy here in South NJ

Guess what....my baby is oficially 1 month old He was born June 23, 2007 He has gained almost 2lbs. Grow baby grow

Also we got an apartment...we move in on August 10th yippeee. The hunt is over *whew*

Since we are moving out of PHilly....maybe I should change my name to Savanjers

[brnidokiegurl 0]

ill give it little longer then i have another one about commercials....

what would the food be first....

[natty bumppo 297]

what would the food be first ... hamburger ... where's the beef ?

[brnidokiegurl 0]

[Nessa 23]

Hubby has been good lately, as much as possible

Maybe i'll make pizza

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Ok they said the top commerical was for SUBWAY the one about the Dinner Theater with John Lovett i looked for a video but couldnt find one, because im not sure what it was like

anyway what do you think were the top commercials for the past few years, name a few then i will post the list. There were 25.

[Nessa 23]

taco bell the lions that say carne assada

[natty bumppo 297]

anyway what do you think were the top commercials for the past few years, name a few then i will post the list. There were 25.

Got Milk?

Coke ... Mean Joe Green

Budweiser frogs

[brnidokiegurl 0]

1Life Alert: I've Fallen, and I Can't Get Up! (1990)

The best-remembered (and most-parodied) commercial phrase of the past 25 years isn't for a cola or sneaker. It comes from that elderly woman using the Life Alert gizmo around her neck to call for help. It is the ultimate product-as-hero ad.

2Apple Macintosh: 1984 (1984)

The ad all others have aspired to be. Never mind that it aired once nationally, on the Super Bowl and that few recall much besides that very buff woman wielding a sledgehammer. It sold Macs.

3Wendy's: Where's the Beef? (1984)

The same year Apple went over-the-top to tout its Mac, Wendy's went under-the-bun to tout its burger. Crusty ol' Clara Peller ranting "Where's the Beef" became ingrained in pop culture. It may be the most effective fast-food ad ever. Sorry, Ronald.

4Isuzu: Joe "Trust me" Isuzu (1986)

Joe Isuzu ranks among the most memorable auto pitchmen. He (David Leisure) was a remarkably likable liar making outrageous claims about the Isuzus. Joe's job as slimy hawker wasn't to sell cars, but to familiarize consumers with the then-little-known Isuzu name. Did he ever. Trust us.

5Energizer Bunny (1989)

Energizer stole Duracell's drum-beating bunny, put it in motion and never looked back. For this campaign, Energizer can beat its own drum. And it's still going and going and going.

PR Newswire

6Bartles & Jaymes: Thank You for Your Support (1985)

Frank Bartles and Ed Jaymes perfected the art of sitting on the front porch step and shooting the breeze. (OK, Ed never spoke.) They convinced millions that the new wine cooler was from a coupla country geezers - never mind that wine giant Gallo was behind it.

7California Raisin Advisory Board: Heard it Through the Grapevine (1986)

The ad wasn't just the birth of the dancing raisins. It also was the birth of Claymation - clay animated figures that could move and groove. And it was the original better-for-you snack pitch: raisins instead of sweets?

8Budweiser: Croaking Frogs (1995)

Perhaps the most fondly remembered Super Bowl campaign from Anheuser-Busch starred a trio of talking frogs in a dark swamp croaking: "Bud. Wei. Ser." It was so widely mimicked and so wildly successful, the King of Beers made it a series with talking lizards and ferrets.

9Bush campaign: Willie Horton (1988)

Who can forget that mug shot? The ad tried to link Democratic presidential opponent Michael Dukakis to a prison furlough for the Massachusetts convict during which Horton raped a woman and stabbed her boyfriend. But Dukakis felt the knife.

10California Milk Processors Board: Got Milk? (1993)

What could be stickier than to have an entire peanut butter sandwich stuffed into your mouth - and have no milk to wash it down? This first ad was a springboard for Got Milk? - and Aaron Burr - into pop culture.

11Partnership for a Drug-Free America: "This is Your Brain on Drugs" (1987)

To scare teens off drugs, this public-service ad compared an egg in a frying pan to a brain on drugs. Any questions? Yes: Got cholesterol?

12Ikea: Gay Men Shopping (1994)

Major marketers were too timid to court gays on TV until Ikea broke the barrier. Two male actors portray a couple shopping for a dining room table. IKEA was bold, but not so much that they shopped for other rooms.

http://www.usatoday.com/money/top25-ads.htm here are the rest

Edited July 23, 2007 by brnidokiegurl

[Nessa 23]

49

[brnidokiegurl 0]

about 2 hr and 45 min

[natty bumppo 297]

update ...

41

about 2 hr and 43 min