"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
I'm pretty sure Ray Charles never drank a Diet Pepsi in his life. But the music's good and the Uh Huh Girls add some flash.
I remember first seeing this commercial when we were living in Arizona, and was delighted that a nearby convenience store/gas station was offering drinking glasses for every so many gallons of gasoline purchased; they are printed with the slogan from the commercial ("The Right One, Baby! Uh Huh!")
Speaking of consumer goodies, I was fascinated by the glass mugs with the map of the world that Nestle used in some tv commercials decades ago. The public loved those things, and the company began selling them. I can't remember where we saw them, but we bought them new, and sometime later bought a matching sugar bowl and creamer. Here are the mugs.
Ray never drank from that can on his piano. Hmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure Ray Charles never drank a Diet Pepsi in his life. But the music's good and the Uh Huh Girls add some flash.
ReplyDeleteI remember first seeing this commercial when we were living in Arizona, and was delighted that a nearby convenience store/gas station was offering drinking glasses for every so many gallons of gasoline purchased; they are printed with the slogan from the commercial ("The Right One, Baby! Uh Huh!")
Speaking of consumer goodies, I was fascinated by the glass mugs with the map of the world that Nestle used in some tv commercials decades ago. The public loved those things, and the company began selling them. I can't remember where we saw them, but we bought them new, and sometime later bought a matching sugar bowl and creamer. Here are the mugs.
ReplyDelete"Nescafe", to be more precise.
ReplyDeleteBut the music's good and the Uh Huh Girls add some flash.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I enjoyed the ladies in motion.
Oh, and I do remember the Nescafe mugs. But I never owned any, nor did my parents. But they are nice!
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