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    Quote Originally Posted by ChuckE View Post
    Here is an article from Slash/Dot reguarding the accuracy of wikipedia:

    Nature magazine recently conducted a head-to-head competition between Wikipedia and Britannica, having experts compare 42 science-related articles. The result was that Wikipedia had about 4 errors per article, while Britannica had about 3. However, a pair of endevouring Wikipedians dug a little deeper and discovered that the Wikipedia articles in the sample were, on average, 2.6 times longer than Britannica's - meaning Wikipedia has an error rate far less than Britannica's."

    Granted these tests were done in 2005, and only on science articles, but the
    accuracy compares favoribly.

    This was actually on several news services when it was published.

    Chuck E.
    But if you check, encyclopedias are not a reliable source and are not accepted.

  2. #102

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    Chuckie Boy seems to be a little computer "Geek" that wants to diasect each post made!! Maybe he would be happier with his "Cape Crusader" buddies somewhere else!! Chuckie my friend, you ain't never going to make it to the initiation ceremony!!
    Last edited by Redskins/General; 12-30-2009 at 10:02 PM. Reason: edit

  3. #103

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redskins/General View Post
    Chuckie Boy seems to be a little computer "Geek" that wants to diasect each post made!! Maybe he would be happier with his "Cape Crusader" buddies somewhere else!! Chuckie my friend, you ain't never going to make it to the initiation ceremony!!
    I still say it's wrestling garb. Looks like one of the assassins from Danny Williams days.

  4. #104

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    Quote Originally Posted by papaOU View Post
    I still say it's wrestling garb. Looks like one of the assassins from Danny Williams days.
    Skandar Akhbar returns!

    Rick

  5. #105

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    You'll wonder where the yellow went when you brush you teeth with Pepsodent.....Do you know how long you have to go without brushing your teeth before they turn yellow?....Wait a minute I forgot about Prunepicker....Sorry...Never mind.....

  6. #106
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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    You'll wonder where the yellow went when you brush you teeth with
    Pepsodent... Do you know how long you have to go without brushing your
    teeth before they turn yellow? Wait a minute I forgot about Prunepicker...
    Sorry... Never mind...
    Grrrrrrrrrr!

    Does anyone know of an old commercial that had a girl coming out of a tube
    of haircream? Prunette thinks one like that got banned because it was so
    suggestive. It might have been Brylcreem.

    Here's a site with some old grooming commercials.
    Classic TV Ads: Groom (Shampoo and Toiletries Commercials)

  7. #107

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    This commercials not that old, but I always got a kick out of the House of Kawasaki commercial where at the end it said "come on down, we'll treat you just like family". In some cases, that's not saying much.

  8. #108

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    Quote Originally Posted by rcjunkie View Post
    This commercials not that old, but I always got a kick out of the House of Kawasaki commercial where at the end it said "come on down, we'll treat you just like family". In some cases, that's not saying much.
    I wonder what happened to that guy?

  9. #109

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    The first Kawasaki Dealer in OKC was located at about 57th and Shields....Al Levine owned the dealership.....Al was one of the original Levine's of the Levine Department store in Capitol Hill.....TG&Y Contracted with him to sell the Kawasaki Bikes and we did a pretty good job. Then, Kawasaki began to grow and there were about 6 or 7 Dealers in the OKC metro....The name was "Cycle Wolrld"....remember them USG60???

  10. #110
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    Was Jandebuer's (sp) on N.W. 10th street on the north side and east of
    Glenn's?

  11. #111

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    I think you're right....I had completely forgotten Jande....whatever......that would be a good J for the Business Game.....

  12. #112

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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    I think you're right....I had completely forgotten Jande....whatever......that would be a good J for the Business Game.....
    There was a Jandebeur Cycle at 2600 S. Robinson. Has an ad in the 1972 Chieftain yearbook. According to American Motorcycling, Nov. 1966, Jandebeur had 5 stores in Okc and Tulsa. I know the dealership on Robinson burned but don't remember the year. The slab has been vacant even to this day.....

  13. #113

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    Do you remember the Aunt Jemima commercial?....The original Aunt Jemima was supposedly from the OKC area......That's an Icon right there....

  14. #114

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    I found a collection of Soundtrak commercials, some are incomplete but its a neat little 4 minute reel. Got permission from Linda herself to upload to Youtube.

    YouTube - Classic Sountrak commercial collection

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    Bless you, kind sir. I've always been a Linda Soundtrak fan.

  16. #116

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    Quote Originally Posted by windowphobe View Post
    Bless you, kind sir. I've always been a Linda Soundtrak fan.
    Wait! Is your name windowphobe or window pane? I think I would have to be under the influence to like linda soundtrack......

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    Windowphobe, aka Charles Hill. The genius behind Dustbury.

  18. #118

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    Hey, if anyone runs across an old magazine with a Pepsodent Ad in it let me know.....Generals64....I want to get it framed for an old house I'm redoing...

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    Remember when Busch beer was Busch Bavarian Beer? I am pretty sure it was a sponser of Shock Theatre.
    DX Super Boron,drive a car that is alive!
    Wendy WeatherBird
    Noxema Shave Cream,with the foxy Babe,"Take it off,take it all off"
    Joey Heatherton(sigh) selling Perfect Sleeper mattreses,by Serta.

  21. #121

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    20 Mule Team Borax

  22. #122

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    (singing) Half the fun of having feet is Red Goose Shoes!

  23. #123

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    Fallstaff beer: Looks like were in this together.

  24. #124

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    Should a gentleman offer a lady a Tiparillo?

  25. #125

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    "For your dollar's best buy shop TG&Y"....

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