Penguin and Club Bars can no longer be called Chocolate

I've just found a funny headline related to this topic, after following the wagon wheel link.

"If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit.....go elsewhere!!

I remember it from the Club biscuit advert. You might have to be certain age to remember it though.

Nick Abbott was talking about it on LBC too. He's so funny.!!

Oh yes! I had a wagon wheel last year (my dad had brought some over) and it was repulsive.

And yes, the irony, that was the slogan for clubs! Me and my sister used to sing that around the house. For shame that it's not even true anymore!

Yeah, I remember singing it too.!!

Yeah sometimes it's how certain words are pronounced. 

Maybe that's why they stick in our heads.

Well since we’ve gone from chocolate to cleaning products, I’ll lower the tone,

’’Which kills germs longest in the lav-a-tor-y? Vortex! — and that’s a scientist’s view”. Neill Butler MSc. 

I used to be fascinated by how Neill Butler in his white lab coat would pronounce “lavatory”, with four distinct syllables each divided by a definite stop. Although it wasn’t my favourite advertisement, the pronunciation fascinated me and I repeated the words of the ad. over and over again, in fact, I never stopped.

Well since we’ve gone from chocolate to cleaning products, I’ll lower the tone,

’’Which kills germs longest in the lav-a-tor-y? Vortex! — and that’s a scientist’s view”. Neill Butler MSc. 

I used to be fascinated by how Neill Butler in his white lab coat would pronounce “lavatory”, with four distinct syllables each divided by a definite stop. Although it wasn’t my favourite advertisement, the pronunciation fascinated me and I repeated the words of the ad. over and over again, in fact, I never stopped.

Yeah sometimes it's how certain words are pronounced. 

Maybe that's why they stick in our heads.