G-Wash: Launch Your Clean Car Revolution!

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Start date Nov 19, 2004
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The discussion highlights a memorable moment from a show where the host struggled to read a computer display, leading to a humorous mispronunciation of "unbelievable." Additionally, a dog featured in the segment caught attention, with one commenter expressing delight at the idea of the dog being referred to as a "guardian angel." The playful suggestion of dressing the dog in clothing to create a humorous effect also emerged, showcasing the lighthearted nature of the conversation.

Nov 19, 2004

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Nov 19, 2004

dekoi

My favourite part was when the host wasn't able to read the computer thingy and say "unbelievable" correctly.

The dog was cool too.

edit: wait a minute, did i just hear that the dog is a "guardian angel"?

Nov 19, 2004

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That's amazing! You could put some pants, a shirt, and a hat on that pooch and really mess with people.

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