Dick Wilson, is the character actor who turned “Please don’t squeeze the Charmin” into a household catchphrase as shopkeeper Mr. Whipple in the TV commercial campaign that ran for more than two decades. From 1964 to 1985, and again in 1999, Wilson portrayed Mr. Whipple in more than 500 commercials…
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It’s easy to hypnotize … when you know how! Want the thrill of imposing your will over someone? Or making someone do exactly what you order? Try hypnotism! This amazing technique gives full personal satisfaction. You’ll find it entertaining and gratifying. The Master KEY TO HYPNOTISM shows you all you…
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When something is cool, you say Far Out! It’s a phrase often used by beatniks and hippies. Apparently, the instructions for How To Get Far Out On A Bongo are to simply beat on a bongo and then you get Far Out. It’s something that is out of this world.…
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Since the cave days pictograms have been used by civilization to simply represent and communicate ideas, objects, activities and locations by means of an illustration. Today, pictograms are highly graphical representations that usually communicate directions, designations or instructions. For this reason, the pictogram, sometimes called an international symbol, is used…
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Back in the 1980s, in the early days of MTV and the music video, there was an obscure one-hit wonder that was actually a novelty song from the comedy rock team of Barnes and Barnes. The song/video is called Fish Heads and it is all about what fish can do…
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It’s for brunch, it’s for lunch, and it is completely awful. To make more, just double the ingredients. Mmmm, awfully good! Bon appétit!
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Create advance interest in Valley of the Kings by dressing your ushers and other theatre personnel in Egyptian Fezzes. Also use them for street bally, parades; arrange to have several persons wearing them at ball parks, other places where large numbers of people congregate. Make signs for attaching to fezzes…
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Besides being a 1989 song from the New York City band Living Colour, a cult of personality is a particularly pervasive political tactic most often used by political regimes that are totalitarian or socialist in nature. The regimes are in the business of altering and transforming a society according to…
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There has been a new beat lurking around the music scene for about 10 years in North America. The new beat, or sound, is called reggaeton (pronounced reggae-tone) and it is urban music that became popular with the youths of Latin America. Reggaeton, since becoming popular in Latin America, has…
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