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(in 1981) dad buys daughters betamax players as wedding gifts
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the_reverend
on Apr 27,2010 10:12pm
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post by
the_reverend
at Apr 27,2010 10:12pm
all ending in divorce?
bennyhillifier
post by
MetalThursday
at Apr 27,2010 11:04pm
Is that fucking Dominic Chianese? Haha...
post by
the_reverend
at Apr 28,2010 7:53am edited Apr 28,2010 7:54am
I feel like that was a family guy reference that went over my head
post by
xmikex
at Apr 28,2010 11:11am
ahhh the 80's. When advertisers still had zero respect for consumers.
post by
MetalThursday
at Apr 28,2010 11:13am
the_reverend said
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I feel like that was a family guy reference that went over my head
He played Corrado "Uncle Junior" Soprano on The Sopranos. Pretty sure that was him in the commercial.
post by
BobNOMAAMRooney
at Apr 28,2010 12:30pm
I bet he bought his granddaughters HD-DVD players for their weddings.
post by
TheRidersofDoom
at Apr 28,2010 12:33pm
This just makes me laugh because in 20 years we will be loling at droids, ipads, and macs.
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