Going by the opulence of the room you would think nothing less than a string quartet would do.
Vintage adverts Page 39
Original advert (posted earlier)
My recaptioned version
I remember our family GP smoked like a chimney.
Quote: alison blunderland @ 7th September 2022, 9:29 PMMy recaptioned version
It ... camels?
Quote: beaky @ 7th September 2022, 11:13 PMI remember our family GP smoked like a chimney.
Don't tell me - it was the flu that killed him, right?
(Or did he have a hearth attack?)
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Been thinking about organ donation? Still hesitant? Read on.
Who knew Jimmy Carr was moonlighting as an advertising copywriter?
1968................... Anyone into late 60s American muscle cars?
Could these things have been genuine?
Quote: alison blunderland @ 9th September 2022, 10:03 AMCould these things have been genuine?
They were little shrimps.
"Sea-Monkeys are a product invented in the 1950s. They're an artificial breed of brine shrimp. They're creatures that spring to life the second magical dust touches water. They're a cult sensation. But, what are Sea-Monkeys exactly? Despite their name, they're not monkeys. And they don't live in the sea."
1940...............BOGOF with articles too. saves me editing ?
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 9th September 2022, 10:57 AM1940...............BOGOF with articles too. saves me editing ?
Buster Gonad?
Wizardry on wheels? The Mini was majorly magical but, as we all know, some wizards preferred the Ford Anglia.
1893...................
I bought a pair of these and when I looked at my friends through them, I was so frightened, I immediately ran away.
Should I be worried? Is trans(parent)phobia even a thing?
Am I right in thinking it was only the American comics we got here that got away with advertising x-ray specs without revealing they were just a toy that didn't work? I very vaguely remember being told to read the small print of an add for them in Whizzer & Chips which said in a convoluted legalese no kid could understand that they didn't let you see through the girl next door's clothes.