Even today, I found myself laugh so hard when the daughter asked THAT question.

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I was probably a little girl. If it's late 80s, I had to be about age three to five. I didn't know what these were until I went into a few dresser drawers of the women in my home. Now I just look back and laugh. Good Lord. XD

I sure do.

And I even asked my momma that ?uestion too(not knowing what douche meant at the time) with my dumb ass self.

She said "WHAT?" so loud, I coulda sworn the paint on the roof cracked.

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Harlepolis said:

I sure do.

And I even asked my momma that ?uestion too(not knowing what douche meant at the time) with my dumb ass self.

She said "WHAT?" so loud, I coulda sworn the paint on the roof cracked.

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All I know is we're NEVER see a commercial where the son is asking the father a question that deeply personal.

Son: Dad, can I ask you a personal question?

Father: Sure. What is it?

Son: Do you scratch your balls?

i remember those commercials...

I remember this commercial. I was tween-aged girl back then. Never thought of beaches the same after that.

I also remember the parody Michael Jordan did when he guest-hosted "Saturday Night Live" in the late 80s/early 90s.

I thought it was the one where she asked her mom, "Do you ever get that not-so-fresh feeling"?

Man, we bombed each other on the basketball team with that line all the time in high school. Miss a shot? "Hey, Jimmy must have that not-so-fresh feeling!" Get blown by off a dribble? "You've just been given that not-so-fresh-feeling!"

OK, so what. We were young.

RodeoSchro said:

I thought it was the one where she asked her mom, "Do you ever get that not-so-fresh feeling"?

Man, we bombed each other on the basketball team with that line all the time in high school. Miss a shot? "Hey, Jimmy must have that not-so-fresh feeling!" Get blown by off a dribble? "You've just been given that not-so-fresh-feeling!"

OK, so what. We were young.

Yep, Jordan's parody was of the "not-to-so-fresh" commercial. I just thought it was insane he actually did the douche commercial skit. Funny stuff...

RodeoSchro said:

I thought it was the one where she asked her mom, "Do you ever get that not-so-fresh feeling"?

Man, we bombed each other on the basketball team with that line all the time in high school. Miss a shot? "Hey, Jimmy must have that not-so-fresh feeling!" Get blown by off a dribble? "You've just been given that not-so-fresh-feeling!"

OK, so what. We were young.

Mom was probably relieved it was just vinegar and water - and not what she used to use...

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