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  • bombjack
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    Ariston. And on. And on. And Ariston.
    That’s going to be in my head for days now.

    wwaswas
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    thetallpaul
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    So strong they’ll blow your socks off.

    retro83
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    kcal
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    haven’t seen that IrnBru ad macc – cracker!

    Oh, and John Cleese (again) – Accurist..

    fasthaggis
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    Even better as he looked like my mate Harry.

    cranberry
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    Florida’s orrid’a Than Whitley Bay
    There’s no McEwan’s Best Scotch in the USA!

    Had this one come in to my weird mind the other day, the same mind that couldn’t remember who I’d talked to for access to a system at work a few days ago.

    Is Ronald Regan still the Prime Minister ?

    thisisnotaspoon
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    Buddddd………

    Weisss………..

    Errrrr………..

    And

    I’m on a horse (Old Spice)

    I actually bought some old spice on the basis that the advert made me laugh and I figured the only way to give actual feedback was to buy the stuff.

    Adidas – belly’s gonna get’cha

    john_drummer
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    What you doin’ Barry?

    Finger of fudge
    A hazelnut in every bite
    Course you can Malcolm
    R Whites lemonade drinker
    Whitbread Trophy Bitter
    Tetley Bittermen
    Follow the bear

    They don’t make them like they used to

    teamhurtmore
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    Beer at home means Davenports
    That’s the beer, lots of cheer
    The finest hops and malt and yeast
    Turn a snack into a feast
    Why collect? We’ll deliver
    Now you know why folks all say
    Beer at home means Davenports

    (You can take a man out of Brum…)

    wilko1999
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    Re-record not fade away

    and

    Hoots mon, there’s juice loose aboot this hoose

    footflaps
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    Cadbury’s Flake 80s..

    footflaps
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    I loved this one as a kid

    10
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    Re-record not fade away

    That’s the first one that came to mind for me too. It was the main commercial on my copy of Star Wars (recorded from the TV), well that and Bostons Greatest Hits album.

    allan23
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    Noodle Doodle went to town…

    Pete Murphy doing the Maxell ad

    cheburashka
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    “D’you want a flake in that, love?”

    teadrinker
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    I don’t know why, but always loved this one.

    Insignia got’s everything you know……

    Never in a month of Sundays.

    EDIT: I forgot Sue for Typhoo.

    suburbanreuben
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    When I were a lad the Manikin series of adverts seemed to pop up when the whole family including my god fearin’ grandma were seated round the telly…

    probably not safe for work…

    footflaps
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    I liked the OXO family…

    gonzy
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    bazzer
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    You have to realise this was before everyone even had the internet. Someone obviously saw the huge impact it would have in the advertising team, which is astonishing in its self.

    PS could not work out how to embed it, the video option did not seem to work 🙁

    mrlugz
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    This no longer made fizzy drink

    gonzy
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    jonnytheleyther
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    ‘Red Rock Cider, its not red and there’s no rocks in it’

    footflaps
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    You have to realise this was before everyone even had the internet. Someone obviously saw the huge impact it would have in the advertising team, which is astonishing in its self.

    Not quite, that was 2002…

    2002
    As of January, 58.5% of the U.S. population (164.14 million people) uses the Internet. Worldwide there are 544.2 million users.
    The death knell tolls for Napster after a bankruptcy judge ruled in September that German media giant Bertelsmann cannot buy the assets of troubled Napster Inc. The ruling prompts Konrad Hilbers, Napster CEO, to resign and lay off his staff.

    http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0193167.html

    ChrisL
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    Chop chop busy busy work work bang bang:

    molgrips
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    “IN THE SAND!”

    “I’m.. I’m not helping very much, am I Dad?”

    bazzer
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    You have to realise this was before everyone even had the internet. Someone obviously saw the huge impact it would have in the advertising team, which is astonishing in its self.
    Not quite, that was 2002…

    2002
    As of January, 58.5% of the U.S. population (164.14 million people) uses the Internet. Worldwide there are 544.2 million users.
    The death knell tolls for Napster after a bankruptcy judge ruled in September that German media giant Bertelsmann cannot buy the assets of troubled Napster Inc. The ruling prompts Konrad Hilbers, Napster CEO, to resign and lay off his staff.

    But no facebook, no mumsnet etc etc, it was still 544milion geeks at that point. It certainly had no where near the impact it has now.

    Edited to add hardly anyone had broadband in 2002, that was the game changer for the internet !!!

    molgrips
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    Good compilation here, including one for Action Force. Bit of a time-warp.

    gonzy
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    stumpy01
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    R Whites – Secret Lemonade Drinker

    VW Golf – the squeaky earring one

    All Yellow Pages ads (train set, JR Hartley, you’ve got an ology, you’re a scientist etc)

    Boddingtons with Mel Sykes – Oi Tarquin, something about trollies….

    Cadbury’s Flake – overflowing bath

    Castlemaine XXXX – I can see the pub from here….

    Um Bongo Um Bongo

    MilkyWay – Red car & the Blue car had a race – recently revived

    Milk Tray – blokie diving off cliff

    Tango – all the “you know when you’ve been tango’d” ads

    Dime Bar…….Dime. Bar……..Armadillo’s!!

    Audi (might be VW) where architect type bloke drives a long way back to an office and say he left his pen behind to be given back his worn out bic.

    SaxonRider
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    This one is okay. The imagery keeps returning to my mind, anyway…

    birky
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    Judderman

    Cougar
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    By ‘catchy’ do you mean leaving the viewer in need of lengthy and expensive therapy?

    Disturbingly, I’ve just spoken along to that Kinder ad word for word. The things that stick in your hear…

    Accrington Stanley?

    I come from Accrington. If I’d had a pound for every time someone’s said that line to me I could probably buy the place.

    I’m on a horse (Old Spice)

    Not a real advert but,

    Cadbury’s Flake 80s..

    You seem to have linked to the wrong Flake advert.

    maccruiskeen
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    haven’t seen that IrnBru ad macc – cracker!

    we did this one at the same time

    one of my favourite set builds actually, and probably the most-seen thing I’ve ever done 🙂

    Kit
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    lovewookie
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    VW Golf – the squeaky earring one

    The squeaky sign and building in that belonged to Lindi, out in Spain. She had it moved from the side of the road to become the bar/pool room at her hostel in Sorbas.

    I remember my geology field trips well.

    I still need to apologise for spilling wine all over the pool table.

    scubashark
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    Hopefully this is ok. On the same vain as the flake ads.

    kcal
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    @macc – outstanding!
    shades of Billy Connolly there, too, nice touch !

    athgray
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    McEwans Alive and Kicking with the guys rolling the ball down the hill at the tele.

    Terry’s chocolate orange Indiana Jones spoof.

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