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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jul 1996.
Re: 7up man needed.

Re: 7up man needed.

Andrew Christian Kidder (aki...@sun1.iusb.edu) wrote:

: : Spot was only used in the computer game..  The old 7up character Fido Dido isn't
: : around much either.  =)

:   Not true.  Spot has been the mascot for awhile now, doing such things as
: draining the "cola" out of regular cola to make the Uncola, a.k.a. "7Up".
: Fido Dido is much older...and truth be known, I always thought he was the
: mascot for Slice, not 7UP.

OK, well, here in the UK only fido dido was in the 7up ads. =)

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From: Philip Kaulfuss <phi...@boehme.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: 7up man needed.
Date: 1996/07/08
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