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Lost Treasure Found: Chip Lohmiller And Pete Stoyanovich’s 1993 McDonald’s Ad
By Jamie Mottram | February 19, 2008
This “split the uprights” commercial for Mickey D’s is a continuation of Michael Jordan and Larry Bird’s crazy game of H-O-R-S-E, and MJ even makes a cameo here. I remember thinking it was awesome, and not strange at all that two kickers were center stage for a national commercial. Of course, I also don’t remember there being anything wrong with neg-burns.
(Fun Bunch-style high-fives to scruffylookinpt2 for digging this up, along with dozens of other vintage Redskins clips.)
Previously on Lost Treasure Found: Monk, Clark and Green for Pizza Hut and Jacoby and May for Theater Vision
Topics: Absurd Video, Redskins |
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February 19th, 2008 at 4:50 pm
If you think Jess Atkison is going to take this lying down, you’ve got another think coming.
February 19th, 2008 at 5:15 pm
SVP: That name is not allowed around these parts. You may not have known that, so we’ll let it slide. Plus, we like you.
I had the great misfortune of interning for a radio show that he hosted for AOL Sports. How to put this mildly … he’s pure evil.
February 20th, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Washington kickers get some air time.
Mosley, Atkinson and Chip.
Matt Turk had a “Dog Depot” outside the Home Depot in Sterling.
James Tuthill, or “Tut” as the Ball Coach would say is the manager of Regal Cinemas.