Talk:Ripple (wine)
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Cultural references
[edit]I cleaned the section up a bit. I really don't think it is necessary to list out every time "Ripple" has been name-checked in any television, film, or song... particularly when most of this isn't sourced. I did however leave in the Sanford ref as sourced. I'd like to see a source on the Murphy text, but I think this alone adequately establishes Ripple in the pop culture lexicon... and it is the only example that really shows cause/effect of Ripple as a cultural reference. I also removed the lyrics from the songs; none of those songs are PD, so that is a copyright violation. I removed the Grateful Dead reference because it was a bootleg and an unrelated song title; it is incidental.--Isotope23 talk 12:41, 10 October 2007 (UTC)