CompuServe Messages

>> Ah ha! Sooo! Scrubble is reposible for the decline of the American Family. << Not at all, in my view, in this instance, the message is positive. First the message is that "scrubbles" almost do the work by themselves, which makes your job easier. Second that they are "fun" little dudes to work with. And if all this is true this would promote family harmony. <g> I don't use the product even though I like the ad. I like Soft Scrub. <BG> I'll have to check on the toilet one, as I recall there was one which was very quick, zooming around the rim. There have been several, so I really can't say. I'm not sure a dirty tub is anymore fun to clean that a toilet, but of course if these scrubbing dudes do their job, well you can imagine them doing there job and that could be fun. Depends on how into it you want to get. <g> Joe Camel is an interesting case, as his nose has been suggested by the group opposed to the Joe Camel ad campaign as representing a phallic symbol. His nose?! Yes, his nose. Now figure that one out. <g> Actually he's supposed to come off as one suave dude, to young males, whose hormones are rampant. You know the addage, "get 'em while they're young." >> I suppose if you've had enough beers, any commercial would have a deep insightful message to it. << Could be, I manage to see the message, without any intoxicants at all. <g> -JE