It’s fun to take comments from Andrew Bolt’s blog out of context just for the purpose of making fun of the,m. It’s such an easy thing to do though… If they spent less on bombs and more on levees… Phillip……. replied to mh Thu 26 Aug 10 (02:22pm) australians returning to a white australia policy [...]
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I wonder if the above book mentions anything about this…
That’s not all they like! Not sure whether to praise this ad for featuring African-American kids or condemn it for being sexist. Still I guess that this sexism was normal in the 50s, as was having a girl surrounded by a bunch of horny guys while serving their every whim.
I saw this as someone’s sig in one of the wrestling forums I visit from time to time. I think it’s quite funny, but that may just be my silly sense of humour.
Above is pictured the range of Playforever toys that is stocked in the Jasper Junior shop. They look very well made and come from the UK but they are very expensive, priced at around the $90-100 mark. I wonder if they have been designed more as works of art for collectors than a kids playthings.
I don’t necessarily agree with the above sentiments.
Another old advertisement that is more artistic and aesthetically interesting than anything that is made today.
Coming November 30th
Posted: August 27, 2010 in Animation, Looney TunesTags: Arts, Cartoon, Daffy Duck, DVD, Elmer Fudd, Foghorn Leghorn, Looney Tunes, Sylvester (Looney Tunes), Tweety
I don’t know whether to be excited about these releases or not. I still haven’t bought the Bugs Bunny Hare Extraordinaire or Daffy Duck Frustrated Fowl DVDs that were released at the start of the month (although I plan to). The contents of these two as announced on TV Shows on DVD are as follows. [...]
Here’s an old ad (circa early 1940s?) about avoiding VD. It kind of reminds me of another ad that was used by the Australian Army in WWII that featured a certain bad tempered cartoon duck.
In case you’re wondering it’s an ad for a vibrator. Related Articles Whoops! The 10 Greatest (Accidental) Inventions of All Time [Eureka] (gizmodo.com)
