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To makers of small-town TV commercials
Hey even big towns have weird/sucky commercials. If I never have to see another commercial for Cal Worthington and his fucking dog Spot again, I will be a happy woman!
(BTW, Spot is never really a dog. The best one was when Spot was a tiger and it started chasing his ass around the car!)
I miss Cal Worthington.![]()
Last I heard he was still alive, still owns those car dealerships and has a . . . 8? . . . -year-old son by his third marriage. He's 88.![]()
One of my all-time favorites, from Florida's Tire Kingdom. Disclaimer, I have done consulting work for the Tire King, who wrote and starred in his commercials.
I do radio commercials in my town. Ever tried to make goat cheese sound exciting?
He is really a king? If he's the exiled king of some third-world former monarchy, who is now selling tires as he adjusts to life in the United States, I could almost feel sorry for him. But if he's claiming to be the reining monarch of some mystical tire-based kingdom, I'm skeptical.
Hahahaha...that's a real product too!![]()
This part kinda bothered me: "Fish should be dead six hours before deboning."And it seems to work. We salt-water types need a bigger version, though. Three pound fish, indeed!
This part kinda bothered me: "Fish should be dead six hours before deboning."