Power of Advertising,,,Marlboro anyone!!,,?? - Page 2

LadyFrost, no, you are not alone.

Too old for someone like RPatz nowadays,
but he's not the type that ever would have floated
my boat.

Hundmutter.... thank you...now we should talk about who would float our boat...
My taste in looks can be altered by the brain....for example Jeremy Clarkson would be a blast on a day when you want to laugh and crack jokes and in a mood something funny to happen before, during and after...
Vin Diesel is totally doable somewhere in the dark alley or on a London bridge...(no idea why but i though it would have been a great setting as long as its not raining....actually, hell, let it rain its Vin Diesel!)
Ace Ventura (in his much younger days!) I would totally do him on a hood on a car next to area 51...
and for a softer, cuddly side i can see Hugh Grant....somewhere in an English garden...

 

Oh yeah, I remember that music and those commercials, "Come to Marlboro Country!" Wasn't the music also used as the theme for a Western TV series?

I've been trying to figure out since this was first posted how you come up with Marlboro in the first place.
Then I saw the F***able........and lost it briefly.
The advertisement must only work on women.....LOL


 

Moons, well it sure doesn't work for THIS woman! I am not a Twillight fan, so I had to look at IMDB to see who this Rob guy was. I've watched all the Harry Potter flicks, and didn't remember him from them, either.

He does nothing for me, and since I hate the smell of cigarette smoke, I have ZERO desire to ever kiss a smoker, no matter how handsome they are. (Sorry, Moons!)

Edited to add: I found the theme music for an old western I used to watch, High Chaparral. It's very similar to the Mancini music from the Marlboro ad, but was composed by David Rose. Still searching for Cimarron Strip music. I remember I liked it, too, and recorded it.

Okay, found it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNbIJi_RsxU  The style is similar, with lots of percussion, and grand, sweeping melody, heavy on the brass. It was composed by Maurice Jarre, who is best known for Lara's Theme from Dr. Zhivago.

 

Dammit, that's no cigarette commerical, it's the theme from one of the greatest westerns of all time!! I KNEW it was familiar!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XDB7GMnbUQ

Moons,,

"Marlboro anyone?".....just a way of saying it made me want to smoke,,Something I have not had a desire to do in quite some time..The commercial is for perfume. but I would buy whatever Rob was selling,,;)

LOL

Usually smoking is what one did after sex before everyone knew how addicting it was. Who are you kidding!