/r/80sCommercials
/r/80sCommercials
Anyone watched Dave's archive on YouTube?
Like the title says, I'm asking if anyone remembers the commercial because it's driving me crazy that I can't find it.
All I know is it had a least a father and son at a dining table, possibly the whole family seated together, and the father deadpan looks at the son and says "sorry doesn't butter the biscuit, sorry doesn't walk the dog"
I cannot remember what product the commercial was for but I'm hoping some other people might remember it. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks y'all. π§πβπ¦Ίπ
I had this whole thing memorized although I never saw the commercial itself. It was just one of those funny things we all knew from my mom. Now I'm doubting my reality as I cannot find the video. It was a woman with a Brooklyn type accent putting deodorant on after the shower. It went like this - "I SHOWAH, I put my baaaaan awwwn, And I am sure that it won't offend anyone within a 24-hour span. I am comfortable with that, I shall STAY with that, and that's awll there is to that"
Hello. I've run a YouTube channel for about 14 years now archiving old commercials among other things recorded to tape. My focus is 1980's and 1990's content that aired where I am in Nova Scotia and the rest of Atlantic Canada.
I'm looking for fitting YouTube alternatives well suited for this type of project ideally with a YouTube "sync" option like Odysee provides to sort of mitigate the arduous task of manually re-uploading in each place. I dedicate untold hours to this already and I work long weeks, it's just hard to find the extra time. If you're someone else who does this right from tape hunting, you know what I'm talking about!
As mentioned, I do use Odysee. I also have Bitchute in the works, and I'm set to start Rumble once sync returns. I'm also slowly loading everything into the Internet Archive. I'm just wondering alternative services other people doing the same kind of archiving are using our there.
Thanks in advance βΊοΈ
PS, not after things like TikTok, IG, Dailymotion etc. Retro TV archiving in its entirety is just a different fit.