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What advertising mascot battled car fires, twisters and close calls with farm machinery while attempting to rescue babies, pets and other things from disasters? What was this mascot advertising?
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#70840. Asked by skysmom65. (Sep 18 06 1:36 PM)
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elburcher

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"Quick man, cling tenaciously to my buttocks!"
Powdered Toast Man....
Powdered Toast
Powdered Toast The product named after Powdered Toast Man (or vice versa) is true to its name - toast in powder form.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powdered_Toast_Man
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skysmom65
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Nope! It's not powdered toast man! Good try though!
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arctic_wolves
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Buddy Lee - 14-inch spokes-doll dressed in blue jeans and checked flannel shirt that starred in the death-defying Lee Dungarees ad campaign created by the Fallon McEllingott Agency in 1998. In each commercial Buddy Lee, "Man of Action" battled car fires, twisters and close calls with farm machinery while attempting to rescue babies, pets and other things from disasters. The commercials highlighted the durability of Lee Dungarees as they were blown up, set on fire and rammed through the trunk of a tree (with poor Buddy Lee inside them). The Buddy Lee character first appeared as a promotional item in 1921.
http://www.tvacres.com/dolls_buddylee.htm
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skysmom65
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Buddy Lee is CORRECT!!
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