In the old RCA Victor "His Master's Voice" ads, what was the dog's name?
John
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15 years ago
vitally important question
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Nipper.
Cheers, James
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"John Larkin"
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Wot a lazy shit you are.
..... Phil
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Lazy? Sure. I got the answer, and you did the work.
John
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15 years ago
Right, I was thinking Skipper or something like that.
I never showed much talent for remembering dogs' names.
John
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Nipper.
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Yeah but he'd need to know the name in the first place to know that.
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Much better.
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It's the opposite with us. "No, I mean that couple that always walks Bobo, the black lab".
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Since GE sold off the RCA name to the French Thomson Group, shouldn't the dawgs name also be in French? Google thinks the translation is Gamin (or Gamine if female), which roughly means "kid".
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a7yvm109gf5d1@ netzero.com wrote:
Not really. See below.
...or simply start this way:
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's-Voice+dog's-name-is-*
This far into the 21st Century, search engines are quite useful.
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"Phil Allison"
** Nonsense.I used " hmv " in Google to get the HMV wiki - which has the story of the logo.
Then clicked on the "nipper" link to get the Nipper wiki.
..... Phil
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So you're a motivator! :)