Maybe they're saying that if you take Rozerem, you'll dream about weird, unfathomable things.

 

It's all about honesty: Abe Lincoln and Leave it to Beaver. Go back and look at that beaver again. He looks like Beaver Cleaver, including the puffy jowels.

 

It's a metaphor for the inscrutible meaning of most dreams. Somebody, somewhere, out there in world, has probably had a deam involving those two characters, and has no idea what it meant.

I had a dream last night of skiing at a resort where most of the snow had melted. But I know what that was all about.

 

I hate that f*ing commercial. Stupid, stupid, stupid.

 

Does it keep you up at night, thinking about it?

 

I was given Ambien in the hospital when I broke my leg and back... it was horrible stuff, had some of the most terrifying dreams I've ever had, like dreams where I did not know who I was, couldn't name one friend, didn't know what I looked like or where I was a robot in a parts bin waiting to be recycled and I had to escape.


best sleep aid I've ever had is Zinc Magnesium Asperate (somtimes marketed as ZMA) helps you get a real deep sleep and is suppose to replenish magnesium and zinc to increase testosterone production by 20-30%. great stuff!

 

think back to college everyone. He is trying to read into the characters

what the sleep pill advertiser were thinking these character symbolize?

I do think the honest abe and leave it to beaver are a good assumption.

We are analyzing a comercial it makes me laugh

we should all analyze some james joyce next

 

http://adweek.blogs.com/adfreak/2006..._figured_.html

 

I don't know, but LOL @ this:

Under sleep hygeine section on the website:

"Use the bed only for sleep and sex; keep the bedroom free from distractions like television, computers, and work"

 

Summary:

The Beaver represents work

Lincoln represents Money