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Man, I hated this commercial

Those aren’t just bell bottoms…those are cathedral bell bottoms.

This lady must be experiencing double misery. Not only is all the pollen of springtime making her nose go crazy with endless sniffles and sneezes, she also must feel bad about ruining a special time with her man. That is one of the worst parts of hayfever - not only does it make you miserable, but trying to be around other people who don't have allergies is tough too. Having to explain allergies to people who think you might be contagious is necessary, but gets annoying quickly. At least she didn't sneeze all over him when things were about to get passionate.

All I know is if Burl Ives vouches for a product. It is good enough for me.

Dirty bugger should wash his neck more!

Lol this seemed so empowering when I was a kid but it’s definitely not a good deal for us 😂

❤Feel the love. Thank you, Bionic Disco. You understand.

I actually remember these commercials, these definitely need to come back to stores

All I have is to look at this

I thought Sandy was a girl's name.

I thought that kid was me for a moment. Same color hair and about the same age. I could've been "Sizzlean Boy".

Came with free Padlock and Key on Specially Marked Boxes of Cap’n Crunch Cereal

The young lady in the ad makes me think of an older Luna Lovegood.

Great job normani

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I have one of those how much is something like that worth

I was an adult when this commercial ran and I immediately noticed that Punchy said “you TASTE 7 kinds of fruit”, which technically is true. Of course you’re tasting only a tiny amount of these fruit, which is overwhelmed by 90% sugar and corn syrup.

We watch this every year. Song makes me depressed lol.

Soft music, soft voices, soft food........take me to Kraft land!

ON DAVE GRAVE

I saw this commercial as a little girl and thought Hair Painting sounded plenty of glamorous

It was very unusual for a car , but AMC did take a shot when gm had the Vega, Monza, and Chrysler was very deep into crickets and Plymouth arrows. I had 1 new domestic car and the Dodge Shadow was very disappointing. Now a drive a vw Jetta. A way better car.

The Barnbuster, the Big Barney, the fried chicken, always a treat to eat at RB.

Anyone remember when there were places that had huge slot car tracks you could race your home built slot car at? You could buy all kinds of upgrades for them! Still remember the way those slicks and motors smelled when they got hot.

I was 10...would buy entra lengths of track and go nutso. Id still mess with one today! Nobody said ya gotta grow up just get old.

Speed Stick fresh is awesome and is now selling in Ecuador, the best classic deodorant of Speed Stick.

Looks cute. People still do this.

Just makes your hair look grey and old doesn't it?

I used to have a supervisor called Mr Adams. And everyone called him Grizzly Adams.

.. great life until the Bear eats you .. 🙄🪵🪓🌳🐻🍖💀

And Vicks vapour rub

don draper approves

We had a couple of those Scouts when i was a kid on our farm. They rode rough and was noisy inside but tough as nails and didnt cost a fortune . Great farm vehicles.

Drive a generic Dodge truck today.

Have that mom-like look to your hair with Clairol.

These days, Grizzly Adams would be someone living off the grid.

I prefer mashed potatoes, thank you very much.

I hope y’all will reply to this a year or two later The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams would be made into a television series starring Dan Haggerty and Denver Pyle as Mad Jack that aired on NBC… I watched the show and liked it

What if I want no engine? 👍😉

Norm Snead as a EAGLES QB in the late 60s early 70s was a bum.. he was really bad on a bad team.. i watched every game... i know i know.

Love you

Part of the reason he got the baseball play by play gig was these commercials. Chrysler was a big NBC sponsor and they put the pressure on the network to have their guy do baseball

When I was younger I used to be obsessed with these Toys R Us commercials I was like four that's like 2018 what some memories

I love this song.

It didn’t happened until February 24, 1982 when Pepto Bismol was finally purchased by Procter & Gamble. Shown on both print ads and television commercials in the USA, Canada and around the world. Its wonderful slogan: “Pepto Bismol: The one that coats is the only one you need.”

Question: what is that woodwind instrument being played? It was a popular sound on many 70s commercials, usually toys and bread. Is it an Oriental bamboo flute? A Native American flute? A pan flute? It is not deep and mellow enough to be a clarinet, oboe, or bassoon. Is it a wooden recorder?

Commercials of the 70s and 80s were so simple. They had a jingle, a mascot, and a family theme.

Great salesman, great ballplayer, but terrible husband and abuser.