Real Men of Genius

I’ve been working on getting some of the old content back to the new site. While I was digging here and there through my files, I came across my beloved “Real American Heroes” commercials.

Budweiser actually named the set of commericals “Real American Heroes”. It wasn’t until after 9/11 that they decided to change the name to “Real Men of Genius”. What better day than today, September 11th to bring them back.

Enjoy

Mr. Supermarket Free Sample Guy.mp3

Mr. Way too much cologne wearer.mp3

Mr. Really-really-really-really bad dancer.mp3

Mr. Professional figure skater.mp3

Mr. parking attendant flashlight waver.mp3

Mr. Male football cheerleader.mp3

Mr. Inspirational poster.mp3

Mr. Footlong hot dog inventor.mp3

Mr. Tiny dog clothing manufacturer.mp3

Mr. Silent killer gas passer.mp3

Mr. Restroom toilet paper refiller.mp3

Mr. Nudist colony activity coordinator.mp3

Mr. Major highway line painter.mp3

Mr. Handle bar mustache wearer.mp3

Mr. Department store mannequin dresser upper.mp3

Mr. Boombox carrying rollerskater.mp3

Mr. Backyard bug zapper inventor.mp3

Mr. Furniture assembly manual writer.mp3

Mr. Dishonest cable tv hooker upper.mp3

Mr. Company Computer Guy

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