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[Home Again] [Punny Stuff!] Gosh, I hope your browser supports JavaScript! If not, you will not be able to see the graphics above. The animated Burma-Shave jingle is randomly selected. To see a different jingle, press reload. Burma-Shave jingles first appeared on the highway signs in 1927 and lasted nearly 40 years up to and through 1963. The two main themes the signs touted were the product of course and also safe driving. It was great fun driving down the ole two lane US highway, reading the signs. Listed below is just a sampling of the hundreds and hundreds. |
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Brother speeders
'Mid rising
Approached
Drove too long
Stores are full
No man can really
First men buy it
If these
This is not
You can beat
Sleep in a chair
You've used
Don't lose
That she
Famous last words
The wolf
Leap year's over
He saw
Headline news
His face
When frisky |
His cheek
Twinkle, twinkle
On curves ahead
When
His brush is gone
The wife
Is he
Pedro
Missin'
Clancy's
A chin
Dinah doesn't
To change that
Tho stiff
His crop of
The blackened forest
The draftee
This cooling shave
Drinking drivers--
Men
Said farmer Brown |
This cream
Tempted to try it?
Bristles scratched
We've made Grandpa
Use our cream
Henry the Eighth
Angels
Forest fires
Dim your lights
Thirty days
Others claim
Don't lose
If a gift
Pedro
If our road signs
When the stork
Film protects
A shave
If hugging
In cupid's little
A guy
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