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This Old Advert: Castle Lager
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This Old Advert: Castrol
about 1 month ago - No comments
Remember the Castrol adverts? Back in 1988, beloved characters Boet (Ian Roberts) and Swaer (Norman Anstey) arrived on South African screens in a series of Castrol ads. I still love watching them get lost in translation with a stranded Spaniard
This Old Advert: Mnet
about 1 month ago - No comments
Remember the ad from Mnet with the chorus of singing animals and the broadway casting director? For me they are some of the most loved adverts in South African history. Dont quit your day job now Ninjabeans
This Old Advert: Rolo
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
I loved this advert when I was little. The narrators voice sounds so old-school now. The two pencil people are drawn onto our screens, followed by some scenery and hopefully a bunch of flowers. The girl offers the guy her last rolo, because she utterly adores him. Now If that’s not true, chocolate-coated love, then I
This Old Advert: IBM
about 2 months ago - 2 comments
Backstage a few weeks ago, I was trying to remember this advert. I kept telling the cast that there were elephants and they were friends and brothers and they were crossing the desert. I got some pretty skeptical looks …. no one knew what I was rattling on about. I finally found it ! It’s
Meet Triton
about 2 months ago - No comments
Heard about this at coffee this morning … so much for kicking that habit … I am on two cups today But back to the point ! Even our wildlife is feeling the Gees Triton is one of the resident White lions at Jozi Zoo and he loves playing soccer. Hmmm maybe Bafana can use
You Won’t See This In British Tabloids
about 4 months ago - No comments
A warm, proudly South African Welcome to World Cup 2010. FIFA is ruling the balls-up with a studded boot, Malema has been learning democracy in Zim, the roadworks are in full delay, our mascot has a suspect hairdo, bullet proof vests are being flogged to the Germans and the Brit tabloids are happily spreading mass avoid-SA hysteria
