Who remembers "Mom, Do You Ever Get That 'Not So Fresh Feeling'?"

[matcom]

talking about 70's 'packaging' :D

:bounce:

[GOPisEvil]

1. One of my first

:wtf: moments.

[eyesroll]

2. Ick. Ick. Ick.

I was young, but precocious, when that sort of stuff was on.

"Post-menstrual douche" was one of my favorite phrases when I was 8 (and I did have a pretty decent idea of what it was, and where it went).

[flowomo]

How about: "Mama mia! Thatsa spicy meataball"

[VelmaD]

3. Ya know...I have never even once...

said that to my mother. And I don't have any plans to.

[bhunt70]

4. You dont wanna fool with mother nature!

[icymist]

5. I don't remember the 70's too well.

Too many drugs man. It's all a fog to me with Zeppelin playing in the background.

[lapislzi]

6. Was that the carbonated douche

advertised on SNL? (I forget the name, but it was a funny bit)

[arwalden]

7. "Dad? Do you ever get jock itch? My balls are really inflamed."

I kept waiting to see this... but it never appeared.

-- Allen

[madrchsod]

10. Allen, now we have

male dick hardener commercials which is just as offensive in their "cuteness" see, it really did appear

[Whitacre D_WI]

8. I remember seeing that commercial at my grandmother's house.

"Grandma, what's douche?"

She never watched soaps with me around again.

[Jeff in Cincinnati]

9. Remember the Michael Jordan version on SNL?

It was an example of one of the products that Michael confessed that maybe he shouldn't have endorsed. It was hysterical.

[underpants]

11. Walking along the edge of a pond-very fuzzy hazy hue to the shot

Yes that was hilarious.