And how many commercials did you have to ignore before you could read the strip? I count 6. Remember when you could buy a newspaper for a nickel and the comics were all together on two pages? And the classifieds were a seperate section that you could ignore if you wanted? Ah, yes. There were truly some things that were better in the ‘good all days’.
Red needs a DVR or a Tivo! I feel his pain, especially when a certain commercial comes on with an annoying tune playing in the background. I turn the volume down or surf during the overlong commercial breaks. :-(
Catfeet Premium Member over 12 years ago
That’s one way to resist temptation…at least until they show the Milky Bone commercials!
comicgos over 12 years ago
Rover has his eyes closed – hilarious!
KenTheCoffinDweller over 12 years ago
But Burt Lahr was so good in those commericals that they were worth watching for him alone.
Hillbillyman over 12 years ago
That’s why God created DVR…comericals gone in a flash.
monawarner over 12 years ago
And how many commercials did you have to ignore before you could read the strip? I count 6. Remember when you could buy a newspaper for a nickel and the comics were all together on two pages? And the classifieds were a seperate section that you could ignore if you wanted? Ah, yes. There were truly some things that were better in the ‘good all days’.
GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago
I don’t think I want to take that bet.
716PMedGuy over 12 years ago
been there done that….it doesn’t work
gmforde over 12 years ago
Red needs a DVR or a Tivo! I feel his pain, especially when a certain commercial comes on with an annoying tune playing in the background. I turn the volume down or surf during the overlong commercial breaks. :-(
boldyuma over 12 years ago
In the late 1960’s one of my favorite commercials
was the “Green Giant”(Ho-Ho-Ho) I didn’t know how
green he was until we got a color set in 1970.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
Remember Speedy Alka Seltzer?