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I really want to find the ad I saw in the 80s where a boy was playing with friends outdoors and then rushes home to his mother to get the soap to clean all the dirt he got off of him. As if boys playing with friends was merely a problem that needed to be solved by scrubbing oneself with a bar of soap. Im mostly posting this here to give myself a reminder, not expecting anyone to have it just sitting around, but if so, hey , thats be awesome. —Soap— 04:39, 14 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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