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Alice did for the Brady Bunch regardless of the fact that she lived in a house with six children, two adults and one bathroom that did not have a toilet.
 
A toilet in the woods is just a hole in the ground.

Is anybody else bothered by those Charmin ads featuring the cartoon bears walking around with toilet paper pieces stuck to their butts? I find these ads so wrong on so many levels, not the least of which is that they keep showing the bears bending over and there's no discernible exit point which would requiring cleaning. (Let me add right away that showing this particular feature would be even worse.) Call me crazy, but I think Charmin could do a little better advertising than "even bears who **** in the woods prefer our product!!"
 
A hole in the ground is apparently what some of our elected leaders crawl out of before having their names placed on ballots.

Raptus, maybe you could be the new Mr. Whipple!
 
Several months ago, we reached Page 1000 and we are still celebrating 'round the world.


I'm voting that Raptus should be the new Jan The Palmolive Lady.
 
Most creepy an item of note were three dead crustaceans, known by many as "those little roly poly bugs", which dotted the floor just inside the sliders, where the area had been treated with Ortho Home Defense.
 
The area had been treated with Ortho Home Defense but there were still creepy-voiced ringing the door bell and claiming to be pizza delivery guys.
 
Pizza delivery guys for Domino's Pizza used to face a lot of pressure because the company guaranteed that your pizza would be delivered in under thirty minutes or it was free.

As I recall, that gimmick ended after a few innocent people were killed by speeding pizza delivery boys. Great idea, giving teens motivation and incentive for actually driving faster!
 
Free food always tastes best, and people who are otherwise prone to lying to get free stuff would try their darnedest to beat you on that 30-minute guarantee.

I think it was always $3 off nationwide, but some enterprising franchisees used "or free." There weren't many though, but that "free" sticks out in people's minds.
 
That 30-minute guarantee generally holds up for any of the TFWG FanFest Concerts held since the beginning of International Band Camp.
 


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