All right, I’m sure everyone’s seen these two hotties on TV commercials. They’re both a tad fake, and a little plastic, and a bit bleached, but hey… just look at them. Their eyes, their full, ruby lips, their curves…
So I want everyone’s opinion: Who’s sexier, the Original Chlorox bottle or the Chlorox 2 (with colorguard!) bottle?
Mostlt to be contrary, I’ll say Original Clorox. You can’t go wrong with such classic beauty. Of course neither can hold a candle to Madge the Palmolive Lady. (“You’re soaking in it!” Ahhhh, and she had a way with words.)
Original Clorox gives me a red, itchy rash that makes my skin peel off, so I’ll have to go with the Clorox 2.
Is this just a laundry products contest? If not, could I nominate Mr. Clean? I know the earring is hokey, but damn, he can CLEAN. Mmmmm…germ and dirt free floors and surfaces…now that’s sexy!
Actually, I dig the earring. And the head. I love a clean-shaven head! Of course, those are just bonus points to the fact that he cleans! And smells good, too. Mmmm.
Call me crazy, but I always thought Mr. Whipple would know how to treat a lady–if you know what I means. And those scrubbing bubbles–mmmm, make me tingle. But for pure unaldulterated sexiness, there just is something about Mr. Clean. Yep.
You’re crazy Kallessa. Mr. Whipple is an uptight old man, whose only purpose in life is to thwart the innocent pleasure of some extremely lonely and pitiful women.
I wonder if Little Debbie is of legal age yet. Either her or the Morton Salt girl.