Old Spice made a man of my son
Old Spice made a man of my son
“If you trust in yourself, and believe in your dreams, and follow your star. . . you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy.”
Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
Clever re-branding move...
Old Spice had become pretty much associated with stodgy older guys....
A pretty limited demographic for the long term...
Old Spice had become pretty much associated with stodgy older guys....
A pretty limited demographic for the long term...



Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
Have they replaced its stodgy old guy scent? Because no clever marketing campaign in the world is going to make that stench attractive to the young and hip.
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Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
The generation that uses Lynx (Axe) Africa obviously have no sense of smell Old Spice should be no problem to them

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Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
I lost my sense of smell Oct 31, 1980
Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
That begs a por que, Oldr.
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And that ad is cringe worthy, if memorable.
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I've told this story before but in case people have missed it or it was on a different forum or we are all forgetful, here it is.Long Run wrote:That begs a por que, Oldr.
I hosted a holloween party where there was plenty of booze and some drugs.
Don't know how long I was out, but their car was nowhere in sight. I get up and stumble home and go to bed and pass out.
Get up in the morning feeling like crap. Can't lay down as the head spins and I barf. Can't get up as my head ahces so bad it feels like it will explode. on a sidenote, I never got hangovers or at least not really bad hangovers no matter what I drank or consumed so this was wierd
The symptoms lasted the whole day and my mom figured something was wrong (I had forgotten about the car incident which was another oddity as I was not a black out drinker either) and took me to the ER. over the course of the next few days I started remembering the whole episode
Ended up I had a fractured skull and the obvious concussion and blood in the ear canal. The doc called all his interns in so they could get a look at a fractured skull xray and victim and they all asked me a whole bunch of questions about my symptoms and pain and such. What a lesson I was. Then the doc asked if I could smell and he put some things up to my nose and asked me what they were (he had me close my eyes). I could not smell the odors. He explained that when I hit my head, the brain sloshed back and forth and severed the nerves that run to/through the nasal cavity. Thus the loss of smell.
The diagnosis was confirmed by more than one neurologist. They told me that many people in car accidents and whiplash victims have similar results. IIRC about 1% of the population suffers form this affliction.
I miss the smell of potroast cooking and my wifes perfume the most. I do have dreams where I have regained the sense of smell.
Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
oldr_n_wsr wrote:
I hosted a holloween party where there was plenty of booze and some drugs.I drank heavily, smoked a good amount of pot, snorted some coke (just to be able to keep going) and had a couple of microdots of mescalline.
“If you trust in yourself, and believe in your dreams, and follow your star. . . you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy.”
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Re: Old Spice made a man of my son
Heck, I was 22yo and invincible.Gob wrote:oldr_n_wsr wrote:
I hosted a holloween party where there was plenty of booze and some drugs.I drank heavily, smoked a good amount of pot, snorted some coke (just to be able to keep going) and had a couple of microdots of mescalline.
Respect dude!
That which does not kill us makes us stronger.