"Where's the beef?" "Calgon, take me away" "Plop plop fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is" "I'm lovin' it"
"Just for the taste of it" "the taste of a new generation" "it's what's for dinner" "BEEP ME AGAIN." "It's part of this complete breakfast" - this was one of the first things I learned in the U.S., because I watched Saturday morning cartoons.
Yeah, I used to love how the commercials would show the bowl of Frosted Flakes or Cocoa Puffs with the toast, the orange juice, and the bowl of fresh fruit. Yeah right, like any self respecting kid ate that crap with their huge bowl of sugar coated sugar...
"I love what you do for me, Toyota!" "They're Grrrrreat!" "The power of cheese" "Beef, it's what’s for dinner" "Pork, the other white meat" "A diamond is forever" "Little, yellow, different"
Wassuuuuuuuup! Why ask why You bet your sweet aspercreme It's shake N bake, and I helped! Hot! Hot! Hot! Toyota! Zoom Zoom Zoom!
Represent Houston: Ooooooh!!! That's a fact, Jack! Where the bean bags are! Where low prices live! We'll pay you in two dollar bills! The Texas Hammer
Man, I'll bet Bob Seger is making more money off of that song than all of his other songs put together. I'll bet most people under the age of 25 don't even realize that that song was an actual song long before it was a commercial jingle.
