>> Yeah, the wife even says I have moments of brilliance but then what
>> she
>> usually says takes away any gloating I could ever do.....lol.
>>
>> I hate name calling and labeling, drives me nuts. Nothing wrong with a
>> healthy debate, we all have an opinion and debating it without getting
>> upset is a great thing.
>>
>> As far the the Michelin man I think he's pretty cool. I actually loved
>> the ones a few years ago that had the guy in the tire store who got
>> the
>> Michelin blimp toy because he bought four tires and he was trying to
>> convince his wife he needed tires too. Sounds like me, oh wait I did
>> get the Michelin tires for the dak......hehe.
>>
>> Jeff Durling
>
> Amen Jeff!!! There aren't a lot of commercials I like, let alone
> tolerate,
> but this Michelin man is great. Have you seen the one where he's a
> stunt
> driver and he's told to hydroplane the vehicle? BWAHAHAHAHAHA... I
> thought
> the expression on Michelin man was priceless... whoever came up with
> this
> did good :-) Nothing wrong with the tires, I just don't buy things I
> see
> advertised unless I've done my research and found honest reviews like
> I got
> here on the DML about Mr. Clean. Only problem was we bought this item
> before actually asking anyone. Kind've stepped out on a limb on that
> and
> took our chances. Which reminds me... we still haven't gotten out
> there and
> tried the product. Not enough hours in the day or days in our lives
> to do
> all we want to do.
>
> Norah Bleazard http://www.bleazard.net Burlington, Ontario
>
The one where he chokes up when having to give up the tire before
getting the next one used to make my wife tear up. Though that was
funny.
Mr. Clean is awsome. I was very impressed with it and still am. Just
make sure to change out the filter when it says you need too or you
will see streaks. Will make those Daks shine......
Jeff Durling
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