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I haven't seen the screenshot, but Mr. Clean might only be funny to U.S. citizens of a certain age. He's the personification/mascot of an American household cleaning product (intended for kitchen floors mainly, 'though I'm sure it boasts a number of uses.). He's a bald muscular genie-like guy with an earring. In the TV commercials sparkles flew up wherever it was used; but I can't remember if he magically cleaned people's floors or if his mere association with the product implied that it was magical. I do remember him winking knowingly at the audience.
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I thought that was Mr. Proper?Originally posted by Edward
I haven't seen the screenshot, but Mr. Clean might only be funny to U.S. citizens of a certain age. He's the personification/mascot of an American household cleaning product (intended for kitchen floors mainly, 'though I'm sure it boasts a number of uses.). He's a bald muscular genie-like guy with an earring.
"An intellectual is a man who doesn't know how to park a bike"
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Umm.... noOriginally posted by Fiera
I thought that was Mr. Proper?
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Was Mr.Clean some Gay Pride activist? He looks like he should be, esp. with that wink.
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Well, in Spain they call that guy Mr. Proper... I wonder why? The mysteries of Marketing..."An intellectual is a man who doesn't know how to park a bike"
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Anyone else agree that this is getting a little off topic?Comment
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It was on topic?Originally posted by Sabre2th
Anyone else agree that this is getting a little off topic?
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Originally posted by Osweld
It was on topic?
Good point.
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To get back on topic: I think Fluff is a placeholder for technology.
That is an old screen, and they maybe hadn't got the research working yet.Creator of the Civ3MultiToolComment
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