Re: 7up man needed.
From Donnie Lee Waters <DLW...@ulkyvm.louisville.edu>
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· 1 Jul 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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>>>> Hi, >>>> Can anyone make the 7up commercial figure. The little tiny man. >>>> I think he is called Filo or Fido ? >>>> Thanks in advance. >>>Huh??? Isn't the 7 Up dued called "Spot"??? >>Nope, he's Fido Dido. Where did "spot" come from?! >Actually it is Spot. Fido-Dido is dog on some cartoon. OK, I've been following this thread and thought I should finally clear it up! 7-Up had TWO different characters (probably even more!). They used to use Fido-Dido, but he's been around longer than the 7-up. Then they used Spot. He's that little dot with arms, and there's more than one of him. I don't know what they use now, but now at least we've cleared this up. Ob ASCII-art: Can anyone who speaks Russian write "Russki" (in Cyrillic!) for me? I mean "Russki" as in "po-Russki" not as in "Russki Yazik." Thanks! ----- --- ' -Donnie Lee Waters::::::::::::::::::::::::::| iampara | ' ' ' ' -University of Louisville:::::::::::::::::| graph | ' ' -dlw...@homer.louisville.edu::::::::::| 175 | ' ' -whydowedothatthingthathurtsothers::::| ! |
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,3ab300a88c27db01 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: DLW...@ulkyvm.louisville.edu (Donnie Lee Waters) Subject: Re: 7up man needed. Date: 1996/07/01 Message-ID: <177...@ulkyvm.louisville.edu>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 163096260 references: <31D...@dmt.sonofon.dk> <31D...@thetemple.com> <Pin...@acs3.acs.ucalgary.ca> <31D...@novagate.com> organization: University of Louisville newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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