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Tag Archives: advertising
Is it over yet?
14 years ago when I purchased my first Roku box, the whole concept of streaming video was in its infancy and it was great! For a fraction of the cost of a cable television subscription I could watch what I … Continue reading
Posted in Weird World of the Roku, What's on TV?
Tagged advertising, politics, Roku, television
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Grotesque Children Stereotypify Foreign Countries and WIN PRIZES!!!
Here’s the grotesque children! They look like those creepy, dried apple sculptures and all seem to be breaking out in freckles or some horrid skin disease across the bridge of their noses.…and here is their challenge!
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1960, ad, advertising, Blackhawk, cash, CLOVERINE BRAND SALVE, comic book, comics, DC Comics, geography, prizes, scam, ugly kids, vintage
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Don Draper Fired This Moron!
Couldn’t they get the Ann Margaret lookalike for this? “Man, it’s the sloppiest?” If only she knew?
Posted in Movie Matinee, Mrs. Crankipants
Tagged 1960s, advertising, beef, dance, dance trend, desperate, Libby, Mad Men, pork, Sloppy Joe, teenagers, youth culture
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