Chow Daddy
 

This came up today at work.

Miss being a kid.

Chow Daddy - PSA - 1987 - YouTube

Hahahah WOW!! That just put me right back on my parents living room floor watching different strokes! I'm going to find the "I can walk like a penguin" and "what makes and ocean wave wave?" kids from that aquarium commercial.

Awesome, reminded me of this:

I Hanker for a Hunka Cheese - YouTube

Anytime my wife gives me chit about something I respond with "I learned it by watching you"

"I Learned It By Watching You" Anti-Drug PSA - YouTube

The Best....

Fig Newton - YouTube

I had a problem with this ad. Guitar, drumsticks, etc - sort of profiling musicians as drug users. A lot of jocks were doing just as much drugs as us musicians

I learned a lot from this as a kid

Kneehigh Park | Chappelle's Show - YouTube

"I learned it by watching you"

HA! that is such a classic!

The clip from Chappell show is great.

Where's the "this is your brain on drugs" PSA?
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Great stuff! 2 of my fav's! I LEARNED IT BY WATCHING YOU and IT'S A WAGON WHEEL!!!!!!!!! Where the hell is Woodsy Owl? I didn't pollute because of that scary SOB!

ANY QUESTIONS?
Brain On Drugs - YouTube

The ocean wave, wave. One of the biggest back then. Thanks for reminding me. :uhuh: Forgot all about it and now I'm reciting it.:love:

"I'm so hungry, I could eat a wagon wheel!"

LMAO ...said that under my breath at work a week ago. The only guy who laughed was over 60 with kids my age.


The Crying Indian - full commercial - Keep America Beautiful - YouTube

i had some pretty f'd up nightmare about that chow daddy guy. still kind of freaks me out seeing him.

i think they're saying pizza, sphaghetti, and burgers are healthy lunches. that's pretty funny too.

I remember watching that drug psa as a kid and one time as I saw it the commercial cut out just as the dad asked "who taught you how to use this stuff", the cartoon I was watching popped back on with " now back to heathcliff" , priceless..
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