Dirty Drawers - Ugh! Funny video!

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JJ - 02 Nov 2005 18:31 GMT

Didn't your mom always say:

Always wear clean underwear in case you're in an accident.
There's no shame in being poor, but there is shame in being dirty.

Obviously, this guy didn't take his mother's advice. Watch the video here:

http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/dirty_drawers.html

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Vox Humana - 02 Nov 2005 18:46 GMT

> Didn't your mom always say:
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> http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/dirty_drawers.html

It was very dark on my screen (or maybe I'm just slow). I didn't "get it."

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Mrs Bonk - 02 Nov 2005 20:45 GMT

>> Didn't your mom always say:
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> It was very dark on my screen (or maybe I'm just slow). I didn't "get
> it."

It is an advert for Tide washing powder dear, I think the leading man needs
a steam mop up his backside. I have reservations about this advert and
wonder if it is genuine. There is one in our little group who recommends
Tide on a regular basis, I wonder if he could possibly be the leading man or
even the brains behind it all.

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Vox Humana - 02 Nov 2005 22:08 GMT

> >> Didn't your mom always say:
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> Tide on a regular basis, I wonder if he could possibly be the leading man or
> even the brains behind it all.

I take it that the back of his shorts are stained. I couldn't tell on my
computer. It is very hard to imaginge that Proctor and Gamble would run
this type of ad, certainly not in the US. The actor had a nice a.s though,
from what I could see. :0 )

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Mrs Bonk - 02 Nov 2005 22:59 GMT

>>>> Didn't your mom always say:
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> this type of ad, certainly not in the US. The actor had a nice a.s
> though, from what I could see. :0 )

I've never seen Choreboy's derriere so it doesn't prove a thing! Don't
forget the video can be stopped, I did that to read the Tide advert, it is a
bleach Tide. I am not sure if that is a biological powder but would assume
it would be the best option in the circumstances.

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Vox Humana - 03 Nov 2005 00:00 GMT

> >>>> Didn't your mom always say:
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> bleach Tide. I am not sure if that is a biological powder but would assume
> it would be the best option in the circumstances.

I couldn't pause it. I have to look at this on another computer with a
different media player. I am not that impressed with Tide given the price.
That is almost sacrilegious considering that P&G's world headquarter is
about 20 minutes away. I don't think that the bleach in Tide is biological,
i.e., an enzyme. It isn't chlorine bleach either. It is probably one of the
non-chlorine oxygenated bleaches.

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