Whatever happened to the hillbilly on the old Mountain Dew bottles?
958762
I married him...*looks directly at you*\n\nI mean, uhm..sorry Honey..I'll sleep on the couch tonight..
78536
unfortunately yes. and after getting his life back under control from alchol and whatever else. Sorry to see him go.
1021403
No, because Mountain Dew is all about the caffeine buzz.\nThey do however make it in Diet.
1057160
Have you seen Kenny Rogers? I think someone got rid of Kenny and put a wax figurine in his place. I don't listen to Country music, so I don't really know what happened. I don't think Redford does botox or anything. If he does, he should sue.
55479
Oh My GOSH!!!!  I remember that movie!! Scared the be Jeepers out of me when I was a kid.  I think the talking head belonged to Vincent Price.  I don't remember the name of the movie, but do a google on Vincent Price movies and it should show up.  I believe it came out in the late 1960's because it came on "The Big Show" an afternoon movie show that came on every afternoon back home in Nashville and it quit airing by the early 70's
1175829
I have not seen him.  \nI think he went out for milk and was never seen again.
692283
yup...they still have bernie brewer..but he goes down the slide onto a platform..not on to beer anymore!!
1076886
Thanks for writing exactly what I feel every time I read another redneck hillbilly answer!Just look at some of the crazy and stupid answers above^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
781867
I actually have the 7UP Dot video game on sega genesis Im sure he will come back again. The Quick bunny is still around on the back of the Nestle Quick box but the Noid -- He was my favorite and he has disappeared and I don't see him coming back its been probably 15-20 years. He was the most entertaining of the three too. I wonder if his cold pizza shooter was too close to the ghost buster weapon and there was a law suit or something. At any rate I want them to bring back the Noid!!!
229669
Wow..that thing has been closed for years. Used to be part of the infamous "black triangle" smelters in US and Mexico. The town still hasn't recovered from the closing and Phelps Dodge leaving. Whats the scoop?
241127
Yes I remember.  It had little flying sauser mahcines and they had babies.  One was born without power.  The dude said "Batteries not included" but he fixed it and they ended up saving the old people from the bad guys.\n\nHere it is for sale at Amazon.com\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0783232047/104-6611225-3033562?v=glance&n=130
204587
When he was given the chance during Vietnam, he did not either.  He was AWOL drinking with buddies in the National Guard.
905245
Rumor has it: He was last seen at some obscure Abandoned Warehouse located near the dooshland /Yugo border.. According to reliable sources from The Blitzkreig Times Gazette.,(who often and lovingly refer to their hero as: VonRumfeldinStalt-GrubenHauserDorfinSnitzelStalagdon)  the sources reported He was Taking a Refresher Coarse in  -- Advanced Goosestep
772714
He was never a cowboy.\n\nHis family owned a ranch, but he never had anything to do with actually running it. He was a rich, spoiled kid with a family that had a lot of money.\n\nHe made some publicity shots of cleaning up scrub on his ranch - I guarentee that he was only there long enough to take the pictures - then whisked back into his air-conditioned luxury existance.\n\nHe was a cheerleader - and one of the drunkest.\n\nDid you hear the one about how he was arrested for driving too slow -- because he had driven into a ditch full of shrubs. Of course he was driving to slow - he was so drunk he didn't know he was in a ditch.
584708
I think we are missing the real story here.\n\nThis guy was 72, not 27, 72.  He was the Mayor, and he found the time to make house calls to ensure the plumbing was still working.  I hope at 72 I can find my pipe wrench, I'm not even going to hope that it will still works.
818686
I will have to ask the man who works at the Alamo. He protrays Davy Crockett and if anyone knows it will be him, he is a Alamo Historian......Will get back with ya if I can get an answer.
74320
James L. Tito, who at one time was chief executive officer of Latrobe Brewing, the maker of Rolling Rock beer tells this story: \n\nMr. Tito's family owned Latrobe from the end of Prohibition until the company was sold to an outfit in Connecticut in 1985. Based on some old notes and discussions with family members now dead, Mr. Tito believes that putting the 33 on the label was nothing more or less than a horrible accident. It happened like this. When the Titos decided to introduce the Rolling Rock brand around 1939, they couldn't agree on a slogan for the back of the bottle. Some favored a long one, some a short one. At length somebody came up with the 33-word quote,"Rolling Rock from glass lined tanks in the Laurel Highlands. We tender this premium beer for your enjoyment as a tribute to your good taste. It comes from the mountain springs to you." To indicate its modest length, they scribbled a big "33" on it. \n\nMore argument ensued, until finally somebody said, "Dadgummit, boys, let's just use this one and be done with it," and sent the 33-word version off to the bottle maker. \n\nUnfortunately, no one realized that the big 33 wasn't supposed to be part of the design until 50 jillion returnable bottles had been made up with the errant label painted permanently on their backsides. (I suppose this bespeaks a certain inattentiveness on the part of the Tito family, but oh well.) This being the Depression and all, the Titos were in no position to throw out a lot of perfectly good bottles. So they decided to make the best of things by concocting a yarn about how the 33 stood for the year Prohibition was repealed.\n\nIn retrospect, this was a stroke of marketing genius. Next to cereal boxes, beer labels are probably the most thoroughly scrutinized artifacts in all of civilization, owing to the propensity of beer drinkers to stare morosely at them at three o'clock in the morning. \n\nThe Rolling Rock "33" has baffled beer lovers for generations, and accordingly has become the topic of barroom legends.