1980 Magic Johnson and Ann Meyers 'Feeling 7 Up' Commercial
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She was married to Don Drysdale. I think they had at least two kids, and I wonder what kind of athletes they might have been.
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"Kevin, stop singing!!"
"I wasn't singing, guy"
"I'm standing right next to you and you were fucking singing"
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@AllRequired yea ads are stupid now
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Ads in those days were far better.
truebeliever786 10 months ago 7
The good old days, when advertising didn't feel like advertising.
AllRequired 1 year ago 5