RETRO Pepsodent Toothpaste Commercial - 1950s

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Concerning slodancer1105's query 'Remember when your mom's use to say "If you don't have anything nice to day"?':

Read 'moms' for mom's [the sense requires the plural, not the possessive form of 'mom'] and 'often said' or 'was wont to say' for 'use to say' (a mis-transcription of the colloquial English 'used to say' = 'was accustomed to say').




Think before you [write]!

-- The Orthography Police (Jack)

I am not trying to sanitize the universe and in no way am I a prude and give me a break on picking apart my comment. Dont you have anything better to do with your time? This will be my second and last comment on You Tube. I dont have time to argue with people like you online. I chose to spend my time in more creative and positive outlets.

Down with the Purity Police! Up pedrotski2007 and emmtampa for vigourous advocacy of their opinions!

-- Jack

I've considered well this reply to your prudish, arrogant scold, slodancer (I find it quite impossible to 'speak' using a keyboard): Can anyone -- including your regrettable progeny -- be corrupted by mere language, simple WORDS used in daily communication?

We can quibble about the choice of styles in which pedrotski2007 and emmtampa choose to couch their comments, but I really doubt anyone is harmed by it -- even the children of a mother bent on sanitising the universe.

-- Jack

Great commercial....from my childhood. Thanks for sharing:-)

u wonder where the yellow went wen u brush your teeth with pepspdent

OMFG, I've been possessed by William F. Buckley, duck before I start spewing vissychoise!!!

It is the height of Argumentum ad Absurdum, as well as Ignoratio Elenchi, to espouse the insiginficance of certain terminologies, when the intent was to use their very siginificance in an attempt to shock, and then utilize a a Dicto Simpliciter ad Dictum Secundum Quid in a faux attempt at erudition as well as the Socratic Method.

There is no logical reason for such words being taboo. Use your head and think 'why do I find these words unacceptable, and what effects will exposure to them have?'