Aren't you sick of hearing these over and over?
Anchors that cover the news, know the news.
94.1 The Sound, Good music, pure and simple.
Channel 2 works for you!
Who writes this fluff?
We, the people.
TulsaNow...your hometown solution.
TulsaNow...new and improved.
TulsaNow...a service you can trust.
Well, since you can recite them from memory, whoever wrote them did their job pretty well.
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
i think that is from the Scheweaty Balls skit on SNL.
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
There was something about "we're all going to make so much money we'll get to dip our balls in gold..." that caught my attention, but I don't remember where i heard it.
Operation anything. You hear it a lot more during times of conflict.
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
it's from 'The State'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_State_(TV_series)
Louie, played by Ken Marino, was one of the more ironic characters on the show, parodying sketch comedy characters who rely on stupid catchphrases for cheap laughs. Louie was a genial fellow with a strong desire to dip his "balls" (actual golf balls, not testicles, although the innuendo was certainly intentional) in various things. His catchphrase, naturally, is a very enthusiastic "I wanna dip my balls in it!"
my least favorite 'catch phrase' is:
The way forward.
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
This was from a 1990s sketch comedy show on MTV called "The State." Really, really awesome.
Breaking news, breaking weather, solving problems!
QUIT BREAKING SH*T!!
I am, the price cutter. (I will never even consider buying a car here due to this commercial)
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Mathis Brothers Furniture, Style and Priiiice (*to the tune*)
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Prices are cheaper out west on New Sapulpa road.
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At Chris Nickols, you'll always get your Nickels worth. (only one with the name it in, kudos)
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At the very big corner of Pine and Admiral
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Home, of the copper dome.
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I think that's all of the local ones I got atm.
I always like:
"Our People Make the Difference"
Any company that doesn't have the creative skill to communicate to their customers on a non-cliché level is a business I don't want to use!
I like the honest slogans:
"We work as little as possible for as much of your money as possible."
"If you've got the cash, We've got the pockets"
"We love what we do, so pay us for it, you deadbeat."
"Lets get rich together"
"We are an investment in our future"
"We don't charge an arm and a leg, we want cash!"
Here's an overused slogan format for the linguists....
[present participle + noun], one [noun] at a time.
Changing the world, one family at a time.
Making a difference, one what-the-hell-ever at a time.
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
At the very big corner of Pine and Admiral
Ummm, those two don't intersect that I remember.
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Originally posted by inteller
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Originally posted by cannon_fodder
I wanna dip my balls in it!
Either an SNL catch phrase or an add for a special dip for cheese balls, can't remember which. [xx(]
i think that is from the Scheweaty Balls skit on SNL.
SNL, yeah, that's it, that's the ticket!
Dad'll do it!
TEEEEAMMMM (Team)
The Best Mix of the 70s80s90s and today.
Standing up for whats right.
Keeping you safe with "XX quantity" of Dopler Radars.
North South East and Western Wear
1-800-2-Selhomes
Blue Ribbon Committee
Stop The Chop
Its Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature
I hate and will never use a car dealer that starts a commercial with the line "Hello friends" in some generic hick accent.
You aren't my friend and I don't trust you.
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Originally posted by jne
Dad'll do it!
that comes to mind immediately. And since the question was raised and never answered. Pine doesnt intersect with admiral! which slogan is that?!
At the very large corner of Lewis and Admiral... Ziegler's
Nick
The two most over used words in the English language today: "amazing," and "basically."
And 'literally.'
It literally blows me away?
Alledgedly, basically is like the most overused word.
"standing up for what's right"
politically right wing idiot crap talk radio.
Reasors, the right stuff, the right price, reasors.....
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Originally posted by Steve
The two most over used words in the English language today: "amazing," and "basically."
Don't forget "awesome".
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Originally posted by Nick Danger
At the very large corner of Lewis and Admiral... Ziegler's
Nick
Thanks for the correction. Pine and Admiral didn't sound right and indeed... doesnt make much sense.