80s commercial Kotex, Centruy 21, Stouffer's

[nextweeknext]

they're portable!

.... portable!

[mig189189189]

Awesome video. Keep on with that good work!

[colorfulpeace]

I can think of nothing "adorable" about kotex pads...

[wxyzdetroit]

Stouffer's jingle LOL, more like today: "Who wants to fatten your ass? Who wants to make you have high LDL? What has the taste to make you taste High Fructose Corn Syrup? Your doctor will know you better than you do." After so much info today about how processed food is so "demonized" in health.

Alright let's rock & dance to tampon pads! LOL

My grandmother works at Century 21 I asked her in 2001 if they would change their company name to Century 22, she said no. LOL...just wondering..

[ihatetaft]

WOW! I never knew Kotex pads were adorable? LOL

[miamivicepastels83]

lol

[Nagweyaab]

Adorable!  Rofl.

[miamivicepastels83]

i like when people look at clips on youtube and starting arguing about religion...it could be a video clip about socks, or cookies, or something else totally off the subject lol

[CirrusBluesummers]

lol, that's so true.

[wrnchhead76]

God, my mom used to make us take that yellow triamenic cough syrup. I always said it was better to be sick. worst tasting substance known to man.

[miamivicepastels83]

i remember a yellow cough syrup that tasted so good i used to sneak to taste it...it tasted like lemon...i dont think it was triaminic...lol...i was like 6 or 7...maybe i was high and didnt know it lol

[wrnchhead76]

Well unless you live on automotive fluids, it was NOT triamenic. That stuff....&R#(*&(!@&!@$&@!.

[PedroStb]

wtf

[CirrusBluesummers]

fnheogfmswpfkr

[speedofsound95]

Love the kotex jingle...LOL

[miamivicepastels83]

me too, it's catchy...do you notice that a part is cut off where she says 'the pad's inside a wrapper that'...lol, that let's you know i have too much time on my hands..

[offensivejerk]

ever notice there were tons of cold/headache commercials in the 80s? Remeber the Halls commercial

[twiztedjustin]

I wonder if the Kotex draw string bag was available in my area lawlz.

[chchchuckles]

hear hear, I agree. The last time I was in the USA was this summer last, and every other one was for credit refinancing, a useless collector chochkie or an SUV. Correct me if I'm mistaken, but in the USA there seem to be many more commercials per hour than even in 2005, the last time I was there for a long time. And they also seemed to be now much more intrusive, more in your face.

[CirrusBluesummers]

Yes, it's gotten to the point where I don't even watch TV anymore

[CirrusBluesummers]

Much more optimistic. The 80s were an odd island of optimism placed in-between the pessimistic 60's, 70's, 90's, and today. It's amazing what a good president can do.

[wrnchhead76]

Uhhh, what!?

[CirrusBluesummers]

I was saying that the 80s has been the only optimistic decade since the 1950s. This can only be accredited to the great Ronald Reagan. We really need a president like him again.

[wrnchhead76]

wow, you ARE in la la land.

[adrah2000]

here here u r right

[johnclavis]

We do have a President like Reagan. We have a President who is totally clueless about the lawbreaking going on behind his back. We have a President surrounded by criminals and thieves and religious nuts and spin doctors. It's EXACTLY like Reagan!

[CirrusBluesummers]

You have no idea what you are talking about. Bush is nothing like Reagan. Reagan had accomplishments. Don't believe whatever propaganda you hear. You don't sound like a very intelligent person anyway so it's no big deal, go listen to NPR and watch Inconvenient Truth again.

[pannoni1]

@CirrusBluesummers The '90s even were mostly optimistic, with the arrival of the Internet and bigger cars and homes, and the '90s was much closer to the '80s than the '00s in feel overall. But will iTV by Apple, 3D entertainment, and electric cars bring a new round of optisim for the '10s after the lousy '00s? We'll have to wait and see.

[GreenBeardsRevenge]

Hey, Thanks for posting!

As cloying and jingle-ridden as those commercials were, they are infinitely more upbeat and optimistic than the pharmeceutical and credit payment commercials of today!