What is the website address for the prescription service that Montel Williams is in a commercial for?  THanks.
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http://www.pparx.org\nI think
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Is there a website u can go to to see a preview of the commercial? It could be Crazytown.
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Are you thinking of dialidol.com?
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I like the Capitol one commercials where the one guy says they were all forced to get new jobs and one of them is on an airplane serving drinks or something and hits someone in the face with a mace.  (Hey that rhymed!)  Also, I love the David Spade commercial where he says, "NO," and the caller says, "I'm gonna come after you!!" and David Spade says, "Ooh, I'm shaking in my ... big yellow shirt," just as the guy in the yellow shirt comes walking out yawning, then sees someone charging at him, he screams and runs - that one is hilarious!!  One last one a few years ago where some kid eats a mouthful of cookies just as the radio guy asks a trivia question, so the guy calls the station and tries to answer, but the radio guy can't understand him cuz his mouth is full of cookies, and his milk's gone.  He's like, "MILK!!!  MIIIIILK!!"  lol
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Back in the day it was the Michael Jordan and Larry Bird Mcdonalds commerical where they are playing horse for a Big Mac.\n\nCurrently I like the Lebron Family Nike commericals where Lebron plays 4 different people.
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I think you can find videos on TV for pharmaceutical drugs. Sometimes on the websites of major TV networks they advertise pharmaceutical drugs.
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no where I know of places can't sell it without a prescription it is addictive and many people sell it like street drugs when they have it so it's a drug that requires prescription. Trying finding a free clinic or reduced cost clinic in your area most places have them for people and charge based on income.
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I believe the Department of Consumer Affairs handles optometric licensing in the state of California. They used to be on Howe Ave. in Sacramento but I believe they moved to the Natomas area (near Arco Arena). You can look them up on the web.
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I looked it up, have a friend that said they were a mail-order meds in FLA.  and I got this link from the Better Business Bureau.  check it out.
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dont know which commercial you are referring to\nb
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Great commercial, it's for Garmin which is a car navigation system. I haven't been able to find it online to watch, however.
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look up commercialbreaksandbeats.com or tvadmusic.com
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I've seen two commercials other than the one mentioned with "Take me out to the ball game". Both of the other commercials I've seen have U2 songs. One is the "City of Blinding Lights" and the other has "Beautiful Day". I think one of these actually has Bono narrating. Either way, I think U2 somehow got nominated for official band of the World Cup this year. There's another commerical I haven't seen but read about that has U2's "I Will Follow".
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Email Montel Williams.
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Go to the company's website that the commercial is for:\nNike.com, Reebok.com, Adidas.com, and so on.
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I believe it is in Mississauga, Ontairo, Canada. Phone number should be in the book. Or ask a drug store they probably will be able to tell you
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Calgon\n\nThe other famous advertisement is the commercial for Calgon water softener. A Caucasian woman with an American accent asks "Mr. Lee" (who owns a laundry shop) how he gets her shirts so clean. He replies, with what appears to be a Chinese accent "Ancient Chinese secret." The scene changes to Mrs. Lee, who is in an adjoining room. Mrs. Lee is also ethnically Chinese, but she speaks English with a thoroughly American accent, and explains to the audience that her husband's "ancient Chinese secret" is that he uses Calgon water softener. Mrs. Lee ultimately gives the secret away by sticking her head into the front room where Mr. Lee and the customer are standing, and shouts "We need more Calgon!" To which the customer replies "Ancient, Chinese secret, huh!" This commercial is one also remembered by people many years after it has aired. It has been viewed by some groups as continuing a stereotype that all laundry services are run by Chinese immigrants, but it could equally be viewed as a satire of that stereotype. In addition, this commercial was parodied in the television series Arrested Development (the "Sword of Destiny" episode from season 2).