What was your opinion of the Ram truck Paul Harvey Superbowl add?
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I really loved it. It reminded me how much I missed him and his
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Re: Paul Harvey
Oh, it was a Ram truck ad.
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I have close relatives that are farmers, hard workers, and they all drive Dodge trucks. Advertising aside, I always liked Paul Harvey.
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Re: Paul Harvey
so far I thought it the best.
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Re: Paul Harvey
One of the all-time great Super Bowl ads
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Re: Paul Harvey
Yeah, I think it was actually an ad for farmers, and Dodge just tried to do one of those corporate sponsorship things.jmra wrote:Oh, it was a Ram truck ad.
Either way though, I think it was my favorite ad. (Although I think my favorite Superbowl-related ad will be the as-yet unreleased ad for a power company that didn't plunge the single most watched 3 hours of american TV into darkness.)
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Re: Paul Harvey
It was nice to hear his gravelly succinct message, again. There's no one out there with such a recognizable voice.
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Re: Paul Harvey
Gilbert Godfreyn5wd wrote:It was nice to hear his gravelly succinct message, again. There's no one out there with such a recognizable voice.
James Earl Jones
Morgan Freeman
To name 3.
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Re: Paul Harvey
matthew mcconaugheyWodathunkit wrote:Gilbert Godfreyn5wd wrote:It was nice to hear his gravelly succinct message, again. There's no one out there with such a recognizable voice.
James Earl Jones
Morgan Freeman
To name 3.
Re: Paul Harvey
I remember first hearing him on the radio in 1966. He started working at a radio station when he was 14. His noon time program began in 1951, he signed a 100 million dollar radio contract in 2000, but lost his voice soon after. Amazing life.
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Re: Paul Harvey
Pee Wee HermanEricstac wrote:matthew mcconaugheyWodathunkit wrote:Gilbert Godfreyn5wd wrote:It was nice to hear his gravelly succinct message, again. There's no one out there with such a recognizable voice.
James Earl Jones
Morgan Freeman
To name 3.
Re: Paul Harvey
I thought it was an awesome commercial. I grew up in a rural area, where a good chunk of the folks were farmers. Started riding horses at 6, learned to drive a tractor and got my first gun (an old .22 single shot rifle) at 8; pulled/set tobacco plants and threw a bunch of hay. It struck a deep chord in my soul. At the same time, I immediately thought; wow, wish we could come up with a 2nd ammendment commercial JUST LIKE THAT; something deeply patriotic. I think it would be check and mate - all patriots would rally. I'd donate money to help run it.