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Search for "The Patsy (1928)", and watch how [1:49-1:52], as part of her priceless triple parody of Mae Murray, Lillian Gish and Pola Negri, Marion Davies (Hearst's longtime mistress: "Hearst come, Hearst served" was her take on their affair) foreshadows the Marxes' Mirror Scene as she, draped ...

BBC 6 Music brought me here. Love it.

@violetpurplefemme

Heard it just now on BBC 6

"Problem with that sheddy pussy?"

Or, Making a V-Line for the Feline.

Looks like I'm not alone - that wistful accordion (?) melody is quite stirring, recalling us to millennial memories of European and Acadian folk music deep within our collective consciousness.

My inner Maurice Chevalier thanks Heaven for the opening of this commercial, before all Five of the Chinese Spices blended within my lifetime's libido for the Ladies of the Mysterious Yeast mortar their brains out on the vessel of my pestle once China Girl commences to tlipping her own right fant...

I see the DJ, Eric Prydz, is a regular at the big dance-music fest Creamfields, as well after this video, which might so style itself in turn, he might be...

11 dumb blondes with Gargantuan gazongas couldn't find their chips

I love it. Iceland Review brought me here.

"Oh, baby, you know what it does to me whenever you start talking about toilet paper."

"Good point. Looks like you're gonna need a fresh roll."

One of my tracks of the year. Pure bliss.

Looks like the boys got a Spoonful of Zalmanella - but still didn't lose that Lovin' feeling.

@Babybluecary

I hope you found it. I see that someone posted around the time of your comment.

Love the sister with the copious 'fro :04-:06. That style never fails to stir my most primal chords clear back to the savanna. Now if they could just put her in something that does not involve those damnable, infernal crunching sounds.

Their friend Goo just says "PA":

Sticky goo on Pa. turnpike disables over 100 cars

news.yahoo.com/sticky-goo-pa-turnpike-disables-over-100-cars­-120956851.html

Is that Darby Stanchfield? See YouTube "Personalized M&M'S for Gifts and Parties".

@blanchfor

Same years for me too. My first session in July 1998, I was on from 8pm-10am and never once left the couch. I think I shall remember the hollow "tick" sound when you'd check a box, and the deep-bass drum-thump when you'd repeat a command where you couldn't go further, the rest of my ...

For the full effect, eat a bell pepper while it plays, and remember to bookmark it for later playback the next time you cannot resist undertaking a snowball fight in your vegetable garden.

Oil or kweem? I'm Reddi to Wip the makers of this ad. See also the "Coo Hwip" epis'hode of Family Guy.

Oil or kweem? I'm Reddi to Wip the makers of this ad. See also the "Coo Hwip" epis'hode of Family Guy.

Voiceover guy sounds like Robert Aubrey Davis, veteran Washington, DC radio personality and satellite radio host.

Voiceover guy sounds like Robert Aubrey Davis, veteran Washington, DC radio personality and satellite radio host.

The tush-toning aspect may well be total bunk.

On the other hand, since bookmarking this commercial, I find for some reason that the tone of my wrists is utterly off the charts...

Some people take a nice big one after they wake up.

Then they get out of bed.

Others take one and cover their whole bed with it, before taking another one and then covering their whole bodies with it.

My signature episode as a graduate student in modern European history at the University of Virginia, on the last day of class in the spring of 1989, took the form of a 90-minute talk on Isaac Newton I gave to my classmates in our Early Modern England colloquium and our professor, the late Martin ...

Whenever I see this commercial, or any others hawking the hardware for hi-diddle-diddlers purveyed by this most appropriately-monikered (as in "Trojan horse") of junk dealers, I realize that, rather than any lotus-eaters' petal-strewing utopian schemes toward saving the planet, our only hope as a...

I can't imagine being in a mood, however high or low, that watching her wouldn't lift by a mile. Her smile at :15, as everywhere else, is adorable. Few people of comedic talent on the one hand, and women of beauty on the other - "She has both. God be praised", to adapt Cromwell's famous saying of...

@Yuffies

No luck with my search either. Seems like every week I find a new torrid 15-or-30-second affair courtesy of the latest commercial-break hottie to sigh over and try to ID online. It got so I had a regular blog feature, "The Pitch Set Me Up" (Google it, and you're comically asked, implic...

I love her scratchy laugh at the end. It reminds me of the scratchy-laughing woman flirting with the guy on those Heineken radio ads 25+ years ago, which when the campaign transferred to TV kept their faces hidden.

Back in the summer of 1989, after my first year of grad school, this was all over MTV, especially its Sunday midnight indie-pop show 120 Minutes, for which I'd happily lose two hours sleep on a work night. Twenty-two years later and seeing Kate Pierson dancing in this video is still one of those...

One chick-flick remake of Trading Places, coming up.

The fact that you're not getting the right affectation of whiny, ironic world-weariness from the original means that you're getting it Rite in my book.

@christopherhoughton1

Good call. I just caught the episode on TVLand, then Googled All In The Family with Rashomon and up came the episode title.

@LeonimuZ

I heard "Mountain Dew" when first hearing the commercial, only to be thrown by its turning out to be for Lipton.

Spongebabe Sqankpants

Heh. That was fun when Granny went down - a shoo-in for "America's Funniest Nursing Home Videos". Instead of the cheesy theme-filler, though, why not "Another One Bites the Dust"? Or perhaps the Love Theme from JAWS?

@wes0812

"The La La Song (Sing With Me)". Scarlet Keys wrote, Liz Longley sang.

Young woman: You know, I've always believed in tit for tat.

Benny Hill: In that case...TAT!

Also see the YouTube of "Grown Man Still Breastfeeding", from Little Britain.