The sound of dial-up internet haunts your nightmares and you remember when floppy disks were actually floppy. Was your first crush called Corey? Perhaps you were born between 1977 and 1983
Our society literally depended on landlines and the post office back then.
From Rainbow to the Colour Kids and even Murky Dismal.
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_____________________________ _____________________________ Ad for Mr Leggs, 1960 _____________________________ Ad by the Rice Council of America, 1967 _____________________________ Pear’s Soap apparently can turn black skin white – racist ad for Pear’s Soap, c 1890 _____________________________ “Want the thrill of imposing your will on someone? Or making someone do exactly what you order?” Especially a woman in a sexy outfit in the lounge room of your home? Get this book, fulfil your fantasies. 1950’s ad from the backs of comic books. For a version less subtle . . . The couch in the back makes the message even more obvious. _____________________________ 1970’s ad for Jade East aftershave – “If she doesn’t give it to you get it yourself.” And again . . . _____________________________ “Ring Around Rosie. Or Carol. Or Eleanor, etc. Fun. But you can only play if you wear Broomsticks slacks.” Creepy rape-style ad for men’s slacks, 1960’s. A serial offender for sexist, misogynist advertising: _____________________________ “Now the new mistress of the home can go right ahead with some of those girlhood dreams - planning lovely meals for her man . . .” Ad, 1950’s In the same vein: _____________________________ World War 2 ad _____________________________ Wrong on so many levels that there is no need to list them. From 1952. ____________________________ What is it about women and mowers???... _____________________________ 1950’s ad, not sure what the lad is holding behind his back. It’s actually an ad for cellophane . . . But this one isn't . . .
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From Rainbow to the Colour Kids and even Murky Dismal.
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Game time! Guess what percentage of American Gladiator names (e.g., Diamond, Jazz, Siren, Tank) have appeared on at least one SSA baby name list.
Take a blast into the past of retro goodness with this wonderful scan photostream of the entire 1986 Argos Catalog. From vintage toys, to vintage duvets, cooking tools... Take a look back to a more funky time.
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