PLEASE don't squeeze the charmin.


Canadian actor, Mr. Whipple the Charmin guy, dies in L.A.
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[/align][/align]The raised-in-Canada character actor who played Mr. Whipple, the fussy grocer who chided customers with the line “Please don’t squeeze the Charmin” has died in Los Angeles.
Dick Wilson was 91. Among the most disparaged campaigns in TV advertising history, the Mr. Whipple ads for Charmin toilet paper were also wildly successful. In the television commercials, which ran from 1964 to 1985, the punchline was that Mr. Whipple himself hugged a package of the toilet paper on the sly, unable to resist its pliable softness.
Mr. Wilson portrayed Mr. Whipple in more than 500 commercials for the toilet paper. In a statement, Dennis Legault, brand manager for Charmin, called the Mr. Whipple character “one of the most recognizable faces in the history of American advertising.”
Mr. Wilson was so well-known as Mr. Whipple that he ranked as the third-most-recognized American in a 1978 newspaper poll, behind former President Richard Nixon and evangelist Billy Graham.

But seriously folks, if deer feared every pike of predator poop in the woods, they would have no where to go. I try to time my movements when deer are not having theirs. I will pee right out of my stand all day. yesterday I peed right where i was sitting and shot a deer 20 minutes later. of course he was downwind of me so it wasn't an issue, but i quit carrying a piss bottle years ago. i think nothing of fresheing a scrape with my own brand. A couple weeks ago I made a rub on a tree and came back 2 days later and a buck had torn up the whole area. He must have ben very angry. I made a mock scrape and rub and peed in it.
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