Snickers commercials rule.
By Marcola
@Marcola (2774)
United States
July 1, 2008 11:01pm CST
Does anyone remember any of these old ones?
1) Man is standing next to female cop on horse. Man turns and looks at female cop:"I love a woman in uniform."
2) Same commercial, only this time man looks at horse: "Hey brown eyes!"
3) Old lady is about to cross street. Man runs up to her:
"Can I help you?"
"Oh, why thank you, young man! It's great to see young people with manners these days!"
"Why, thank you, ma'am! So, what are you doing Saturday night?"
Old lady looks up at man, who has a big smile on his face. After old lady walks away, young man says: "I didn't get your number."
Those commercials were so funny! Does anyone else remember these?
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3 responses
@hellcowboy (7374)
• United States
2 Jul 08
Some of those do sound kind of familiar but I can not say for certain if I remember seeing them or not,how long ago were they on television because I am twenty three so they might have been on television before my time.
@hellcowboy (7374)
• United States
2 Jul 08
Then I can almost guarantee I saw them because I have always watched a lot of television,especially when I was younger if I was no playing a video game or on the computer,I would be sitting infront of the television watching all kinds of good shows.
@DarkDancer (1011)
• Dayton, Ohio
2 Jul 08
I remember those. My favorite Snickers commercial was the one where the guy is sitting on the couch and he is on hold on the phone with some glue company. He is also holding the top of a figure (something like the Empire State building, or the Eiffel Tower) on. He moves his hand away from the building and the top of it comes with him.
He takes his had away from his head and the phone stays attached to his head. The voice over announcer says "Not going anywhere for a while?" The guy gets up and as you he does you see the couch cushion come with him. He gets his Snickers bar and as he walks away from the camera you see that his cat (yowliing with it's legs moving about) is glued to his back.
