A frosty toast of Mug Root Beer and vanilla ice cream to eric! Congrats, dude. Great siftin!

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.....with Frosty Squirrel-Ass flavour crystals!!!

Really, if that SQF would have been real, that methane burst would have created a voluminous mushroom cloud of fiery doom in that forest....truer to the nature of the little rodents..

mainly i posted this for the MicroMachines ad, but then i realized that first clip was the basis for Prodigy's Charly.

UK Television Ads from 1988:
Charlie The Cat Public Information Film (featuring the voice of Kenny Everett), Hoover Turbopower Vacuum Cleaners, Simple Toiletries (featuring the voice of Joanna Lumley), The Spastics Society (featuring the voice of Ray Brookes), Abbey National Sterling Asset Account, Burton's Snap Jack Biscuits, Winalot Prime Dog Food, Smith's Square Crisps, Kellogg's Frosties Cereal, Anchor Butter, McCain Meal Maker Ready Meals, McDonald's Chicken McNuggets, Micro Machines Toys, Roadhogs Toy Cars, Fisher Price Smooshees Toys, Cherry Coca Cola (featuring the voice of Bill Oddie), Transformers Toys, Action Force Toys (featuring the voice of Patrick Allen), Action GT Orbee Toy, My Little Pony Toys

Yeah I'm calling B.S. on this description. This scene is in the network version. All this person did was cut out the part were Santa helps bring Frosty back.

Um, this is NOT the original ending as others have said. Santa just explains to the little girl about it being Christmas snow and all, then he opens up the door to the greenhouse and the wind sweeps in and sweeps out the door, building up the snowman again...then they place the magic hat on him and Frosty is brought back to life.

This used to tear my guts out as a little kid. Watching it just now I was like "Oh man Frosty's dead, but here comes the scene where they makea new snowman and give him the hat and pipe and it's Frosty come back to life!"

So I guess that was just some fantasy I created as a child to deal with seeing our hero melted in a puddle on the floor.

They don't make 'em like this any more!

....yep, if you think hard enough, you can come up with all kindsa' songs that interpolate well....How bout, "Frosty the Snowman", and "Time after Time"........




ha ha, made ya think!!!!

seriously, "Take the "A" Train, and "Exactly like you"

jazz standards, same key, same chord changes

I second that - it's by far the most annoying cereal advert ever. I really want to hurt that teenager more than any other child in advertising. Was a difficult choice in voting for it or not (because of the pain involved in watching it) - but if it puts just one more person off buying Frosties in protest of its campaign; it's worked.

as Frosty would say....Happy Birthday! Love the new look, Dag. Nice sifter :-)

Description:

South Park began in 1992 when Parker and Stone, then film students at the University of Colorado, created an animated short called Jesus ... all » vs. Frosty. The crudely made film featured prototypical versions of the kids of South Park, including a character resembling Cartman but called "Kenny" and an unnamed character that resembles Kenny bringing a murderous snowman to life with a magic hat.

Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_park