Because If It's Not One Thing It's Another
Excellent. One advantage to being "ould" -- we remember the CLASSIC commercials!!
Wow, Dianne! What a commercial!But I think they may have needed cue cards. Or at least they could have written the script on their palms.Nice µ-fiction, Dianne. I suppose you see a lot of these guys on your NJ beaches...
Seems like the old boys have spent way too much time at sea and just can't remember which soap does what! Very cute!
I recognise these Jolly Sailors from old books but ads? Good fun though this microfiction.
OMG, this post brought back an instant memory for me about that commercial. Yes, I can actually HEAR it!Brilliant Mico-Fiction, Dianne!Your cleverness and wit are freakin' awesome - brava!X ya, dear lady!
Loved your take Di...You Rock!!!
Oh, I love it! You're the best, Dianne! I do love your humor! Have a great week!Sylvia
Very very good. What shall we do with the drunken sailors?-- KKay, Alberta, CanadaAn Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Perfect setting for a soap commercial. Nice one !!!
Ha - that's great! You got me to laugh out loud, literally!
Too funny.. clever you. Life Buoy is fine and so is Irish Spring, but be sure to let me know if you ever get the Old Spice guy around here though. ;)
Dianne,I'm really laughing out loud at this...perfect, you caught me on this one! Love it! Have a great week!
very clever wording... Love the pic really fits!God Bless, julie
Hilarious! I remember those Irish Spring commercials, Dianne. Thanks for the laugh.
I remember that commercial-can't for the life of me remember the Lifeboy commercial, but I remember what it tasted like... LOL!
HahahahahaHAHAHA! I'm thinking they're gonna be fired!!! :O)
I always ge the best laugh here!
Ha, Dianne! Good one! Thanks for commenting at my Shadow Shot Sunday NYPL library lion shot. :)
Okay, too darn funny! I really did laugh out loud. Thanks for the belly laugh.
I think I've gone out drinking with those two before.
Pretty funny stuff!
I think that first guy is proud of what he just passed and the second guy is trying to beat him.
Ha. Funny and it made me feel morning fresh. Cheers Sexy!!
Very good - can just see that happening :-)
You made me laugh .. out loud!
Excellent take. Great fun.
This is hilarious, perfect!
Is that Mick?
Very funny Dianne!
Classic!You need to start an ad agency, dianne.Have a great week--and thanks for becoming a follower on my blog.
Very funny story! Love it!:)
This really made me really laugh. Great one!
rofl! *wiping tear* Man, you're goooood!¸.•´♥Elizabeth
Haha, that’s awesome! I probably would have went with either the Gordon’s Fish Guy or a Hemmingway reference. You are a captiony/fictiony bad ass!
"The sole survivor of the crabbing vessel Lifebuoy Soap was discovered alive and unopened this morning. More news at 11."
Nice to find a bit of Ireland! Great humour.Like.
Got their soaps mixed, did they!? :)
bwahahah! you and gman with the funny verses. then again the picture is pretty funny to begin with.thanks for stopping by my place earlier this week :)
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Excellent. One advantage to being "ould" -- we remember the CLASSIC commercials!!
Wow, Dianne! What a commercial!
But I think they may have needed cue cards. Or at least they could have written the script on their palms.
Nice µ-fiction, Dianne. I suppose you see a lot of these guys on your NJ beaches.
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Seems like the old boys have spent way too much time at sea and just can't remember which soap does what! Very cute!
I recognise these Jolly Sailors from old books but ads? Good fun though this microfiction.
OMG, this post brought back an instant memory for me about that commercial. Yes, I can actually HEAR it!
Brilliant Mico-Fiction, Dianne!
Your cleverness and wit are freakin' awesome - brava!
X ya, dear lady!
Loved your take Di...
You Rock!!!
Oh, I love it! You're the best, Dianne! I do love your humor! Have a great week!
Sylvia
Very very good. What shall we do with the drunken sailors?
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Perfect setting for a soap commercial. Nice one !!!
Ha - that's great! You got me to laugh out loud, literally!
Too funny.. clever you.
Life Buoy is fine and so is Irish Spring, but be sure to let me know if you ever get the Old Spice guy around here though. ;)
Dianne,
I'm really laughing out loud at this...perfect, you caught me on this one! Love it! Have a great week!
very clever wording... Love the pic really fits!
God Bless, julie
Hilarious! I remember those Irish Spring commercials, Dianne. Thanks for the laugh.
I remember that commercial-can't for the life of me remember the Lifeboy commercial, but I remember what it tasted like... LOL!
HahahahahaHAHAHA! I'm thinking they're gonna be fired!!! :O)
I always ge the best laugh here!
Ha, Dianne! Good one! Thanks for commenting at my Shadow Shot Sunday NYPL library lion shot. :)
Okay, too darn funny! I really did laugh out loud. Thanks for the belly laugh.
I think I've gone out drinking with those two before.
Pretty funny stuff!
I think that first guy is proud of what he just passed and the second guy is trying to beat him.
Ha. Funny and it made me feel morning fresh. Cheers Sexy!!
Very good - can just see that happening :-)
You made me laugh .. out loud!
Excellent take. Great fun.
This is hilarious, perfect!
Is that Mick?
Very funny Dianne!
Classic!
You need to start an ad agency, dianne.
Have a great week--and thanks for becoming a follower on my blog.
Very funny story! Love it!
:)
This really made me really laugh. Great one!
rofl! *wiping tear* Man, you're goooood!
¸.•´♥Elizabeth
Haha, that’s awesome! I probably would have went with either the Gordon’s Fish Guy or a Hemmingway reference. You are a captiony/fictiony bad ass!
"The sole survivor of the crabbing vessel Lifebuoy Soap was discovered alive and unopened this morning. More news at 11."
Nice to find a bit of Ireland! Great humour.
Like.
Got their soaps mixed, did they!? :)
bwahahah! you and gman with the funny verses. then again the picture is pretty funny to begin with.
thanks for stopping by my place earlier this week :)
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