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Imodium AD Commercial - Radio "Call-in" Inconsistancy
In the Imodium AD commercial with the "call-in" radio host who runs to the restroom while a caller is talking, listen carefully to what the caller says. He starts out a series of babblings by saying he has a problem with his girlfriend. When the host comes back, the caller asks the question, "So do you think it was okay for me to invite my mom on my honeymoon?"
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Special Requirements: TV and ability to hear (or read captions)
Contributed By: Jinx McHue on 07-25-2000 and Reviewed By: Webmaster
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DisneySlipupFool writes:
Thats more than obvious,i think everyone knows that. Especially since they play it over a bahzillion times and when you get bored of it you listen to it harder. so this is truly not a good slipup.
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DarkBunnyofInle writes:
lol I know . . . I think the whole commercial is hilarious . . .
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Faelan writes:
He's probably having problems with the "current" girlfriend. After inviting his mother on the honeymoon, he was promptly divorced by the first wife, leading to the new girl in his life. We missed that part, though, while the DJ was in the bathroom....:P
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Dreyfuss writes:
Maybe he was gone so long the guy had time to get married! (dumb, I know)
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shortsugar writes:
Jinx, I think this was a pretty good slip-up. I hadn't noticed it and have seen it a lot of times. I don't think it's that obvious. Of course, I try not to pay too much attention to diarrhea commercials.
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DanaMac writes:
I don't think this is a slipup at all. He just said he "invited" his mom on the honeymoon, not that he "took" his mom on the honeymoon. It's likely that the honeymoon hasn't happened yet, and he and his girlfriend haven't gotten married yet, making her still his girlfriend and not yet his wife.
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