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Related: About this forumThere are certain advertising characters who I have long thought to be gay -
the Brawny Man, Mr. Clean and Mr. Peanut.
It's very heartening for me to see Mr. Peanut referred to in a new ad as one of the most manly peanuts:
http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/mr-peanut-gets-manly-after-mixing-it-mens-health-139632
and shown going about such manly pursuits as blowing shit up!
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There are certain advertising characters who I have long thought to be gay - (Original Post)
hedgehog
Aug 2012
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mikeargo
(675 posts)1. The Man from Glad
Remember him?
longship
(40,416 posts)2. Mr. Whipple!
Don't squeeze the Charmin!
Says it all, doesn't it. Not sure what, but it certainly says it.
RKP5637
(67,108 posts)3. I always thought the "Marlboro Man" was a really gay ad. Seriously, it was so
straight and manly-man it became gay-like to me.
malthaussen
(17,194 posts)4. Overcompensation. Marlboro used to be a ladies's brand...
... then they decided to get the brawny market.
-- Mal