Brut Cologne commercials
#25re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 11:29amAre you kidding? In our house we used to fight over the bottle. One year for xmas my dad gave us all our own and that settled that.
#26re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 1:12pm
Why do I remember thier being a small "crystal' stone on the top of the Hai Karate cap? Or was that some other crappy cologne?
#27re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 6:38pm
In high school, we wore two things:
English Leather and Jade East (remember that?)
Before college, we switched to:
Canoe.
In the late 70s, I started with Lagerfeld, still a great scent, if a strong one and then was given something called "Habit Rouge," which is the male Shalimar. Avoid it, unless you want to smell like a Turkish hustler. It'll make you lose your KFC.
The things that hit in the 1990s -- I call them Subway Scents, because I was blasted with them every day on the Number One Train in NY -- all smell like a ladies night nightmare.
I have stopped cologne -- in a man d'un age certain it's creepy -- but do like something called "4 Voleurs" from L'Occitane. If you find the spray overpowering (understandably), buy the bath gel. It's a terrific, subtle fragerence that lingers just enough.
#28re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 8:19pm
"Before college, we switched to:
Canoe."
Oh my god,I'd forgotten about Canoe. Did you pronounce it canoe...like the boat, or Can-oh-eh. That was a source of great disagreement during my high school years. I always went for plain ole Canoe. Can-oh-eh, seemed just a bit pretentious. I never really found out which was correct. And now...I'm too old to care.
#29re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 8:22pm
Nothing in the '70s. I was too young.
Grey Flannel in the early '80s. Then Polo.
In the '90s it was Herrera and Gendarme.
Now? Nothing. Most colognes make my eyes water. I'm not a big fan.
But back in the day ... God, I musta stank.
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#30re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 8:25pmI wore Canoe in high school. I pronounced it kuh-NO. But I have no idea if that's correct. I may have picked that pronunciation up from some moron behind the cologne counter at JC Pennior.
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#31re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/1/09 at 10:40pmDon't you remember the Ads? "Canoe Canoe?" (almost sounded like Can you canoe?") As I recall that was all they said. A sexy model would look at the camera and ask "Canoe Canoe?"
#32re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 12:00pm
it's pronounced Ka-new, just as the TV ads pronounced.
I had forgotten Grey Flannel...loved that stuff.
I only discovered Gendarme maybe 5 years ago.....and will admit to still using the moistere balm after I shave.....mainly as it's such a light scent.
I had no idea it had been around since (I found out) the 80's
#33re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 12:11pm
"Don't you remember the Ads? "Canoe Canoe?"
Nope...I didn't even remember wearing the cologne until Auggie mentioned it.
#34re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 5:49pmWhy are there so many cologne TV commercials on youtube?
#35re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 5:53pm
I'm afraid to ask about the "training wheels" and the Old Spice bottles.
When I was in HS, all the guys wore Polo.
When I was in college, my boyfriend's roomate was obsessed with Drakar Noir. Is that what it was called? Anyway, he doused himself in it. It was nauseating.
#36re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 5:54pmthey all are nauseating
#37re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/2/09 at 7:10pmGah, I used to smell CK1 in the late 90s and think GAY CLUB! It was that way with pretty much any men's scents. Remember Drakkar?
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#38re: Brut Cologne commercials
Posted: 1/9/09 at 8:21pm
Anyone know of a place online that I can check out these commercials? A friend told me about them and I'd like to see them for myself.
Thanks.
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