Try not to tear up
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I’m not crying….you’re crying….
Riceburner
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Gotta love that made up sentimental marketing stories. Sniff sniff......
...and if he cared that much it wouldn't be covered in dust, fading away.
...and if he cared that much it wouldn't be covered in dust, fading away.
Similar commercial, but a motorcycle-themed one:
I liked the Asian bikers better.
My take on the Chevy story, if you park your wifes car and visit that event annually and somebody takes that out and restores it secretly on your behalf , well that may not always go the way that story went. Don't touch peoples sentimental stuff. I still cried.
My take on the Chevy story, if you park your wifes car and visit that event annually and somebody takes that out and restores it secretly on your behalf , well that may not always go the way that story went. Don't touch peoples sentimental stuff. I still cried.
Mad Mike
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I've had a 74 Triumph Tr6 stored away since 1986 when my dog died.
I'm showing my daughter thes video.
Damn it - I remember watching this some time ago. I thought it was basically a nice sentimental short story. I had no idea it was a commercial.
I still laugh at the deaf guy though
Love playing that song to my 2 yr old granddaughter. She squeals.
Great commercial. I just hope I live that long healthy, and with some good friends and family still around me.
It's all about your health. Without it, your f'd.
ifiddles
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I cry whenever I read the book "Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch...I usually read it at least once a year to my class and it gets me every time...I also cry at the end of a school year, especially if it's been one of those classes that was incredible (which I've been blessed to have quite a few of lately)...
Real documentary about Taiwan's Grand Riders:
They were a group of 17 riders, average age 81, who took a trip around the island back in 2007. Two of them have recovered from cancer, four wear hearing aids, five suffer from high blood pressure, eight have coronary disease, and every single one of them has symptoms of joint degeneration.
Ever since then, they host an annual ride to commemorate their trip. They're joined by a ton of riders, of all ages and backgrounds:
