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As seen on TV "Fix It Scratch"
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Re: As seen on TV "Fix It Scratch"
One of the few items Billy could never sell me. In the commercial, they glob the clear stuff on a scratch and say "like it never happened", but there is excess liquid hanging around the scratch. I'd rather put some passion behind a pad.Daily - 09 Chevrolet Colorado - Techno gray metallic
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Give it a go Murr.....!
First of all....Is the guy in the ad deaf? I thought my speakers were going to explode.
I havn't seen Simoniz stuff in a long time. I tried their shampoo once,years ago....it was okay,I guess.
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Originally posted by Eddie6th View PostOkay. I've checked. Baseball player. Died recentley.Just baseball is not televised here. I wouldn't have known if you hadn't said.
Daily - 09 Chevrolet Colorado - Techno gray metallic
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Originally posted by Eddie6th View PostOkay. I've checked. Baseball player. Died recentley.Just baseball is not televised here. I wouldn't have known if you hadn't said.
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Originally posted by ClearlyCoated View PostOne of two things going on here. When Eddie looked up Billy Mays, maybe the term "pitchman" came back as a baseball pitcher? And there was a Say Hey Willie Mays.
Willie Mays is alive, isn't he?Daily - 09 Chevrolet Colorado - Techno gray metallic
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You fella's will have to explain the difference. I googled it and checked through Wikipedia. Also,i think someone posted a thread about a month or two ago about his passing.
Is a pitcher not one of the players in baseball? This will sound dumb to all of you,but it's never televised here. I don't know about sky...if it can be purchased? I don't get sport channels...i only watch free sports.
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Originally posted by Eddie6th View PostIs a pitcher not one of the players in baseball? This will sound dumb to all of you,but it's never televised here. I don't know about sky...if it can be purchased? I don't get sport channels...i only watch free sports.James - 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais
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Originally posted by Calais View PostA pitcher is someone who throws the the ball to the batter, in the context of baseball. A "pitchman" is a person who sells products for various vendors and companies. Generally, a pitchman is charismatic and gives the potential buyer a sense of security in the product they are pushing. Billy Mayes sold products on commercials, he was known for his loud voice and ability to sell everything from oxy-clean detergent to "mighty hooks".
Right...i see where i was getting mixed up.
Billy Mayes is the TV presenter who died a couple of months ago.
Willie Mayes is the 'Pitcher' ... Baseball player.
I might have seen him before if he was on QVC.?
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