Creepy Old Ad Site

[The Bread Guy]

Some of my personal faves from this page:

 

[xena]

Sorry, I'm a square-head.  Can someone translate the second one?

Dumb choices in life - I took German in High School instead of French.  What the frak was I thinking?

 

[Long Sword]

It says:

Eat with pleasure unceasing

Auvergne Sausage      ----    Total Culinary Purity

The good sausage of the giving pig!



Good heavens, that ad is bizarre

 

[xena]

Thank you/Merci.

 

[PMedMoe]

This one is particularly disturbing......

 

[Mike Baker]

"Pot..this is kettle...WTF...over"


Beaver

 

[geo]

Women hygene facts & Lysol ... in the same sentence !!!!  Oy vey!?!

Where's Vern

 

[Celticgirl]

This one is particularly disturbing......

Is it ever!    **cringe**  :-X

 

[Greymatters]

Some of this old-school marketing is really blunt isnt it?  Of course you still seei this type of stuff in some countries nowadays, but not very often in North America...

 

[Lil_T]

This one is particularly disturbing......

What's disturbing is that women would actually DO that!    :-\

 

[the 48th regulator]

This thread is awesome.

It got me searching on the net, and boy are they out there!

http://www.2spare.com/item_92595.aspx

 

1979 Pakistan Airlines ad

dileas

tess

 

[Lil_T]

found this 

here http://www.eatliver.com/vintage-ads/#null 

 

[canadian4ever]

Yes that Lysol ad is rather disturbing. I guess they didn't have one directed at the husband?

 

[leroi]

found this 

here http://www.eatliver.com/vintage-ads/#null 

Ummm...hate to be the first one to suggest it but anyone else think it's possible this was marketed for an entirely different purpose than what is stated in the ad? >

 

[Scratch_043]

you are certainly not the first to get that feeling.... I saw it the other night, and thought better than to mention it, can't go around letting everybody know that I have a dirty mind now, can I?

.....I guess I can  >

 

[leroi]

you are certainly not the first to get that feeling.... I saw it the other night, and thought better than to mention it, can't go around letting everybody know that I have a dirty mind now, can I?

.....I guess I can  >

Thanks, ToRN ... it's a relief to know I'm not the only person here with a dirty mind   vivid imagination. ;D

 

[George Wallace]

Ummm...hate to be the first one to suggest it but anyone else think it's possible this was marketed for an entirely different purpose than what is stated in the ad? >

Gentlemen don't discuss such things in public.    ;D

 

[Lil_T]

Indeed,  what killed me was the buy one for yourself AND a friend.    ;D

 

[leroi]

Gentlemen don't discuss such things in public.    ;D

Yes George, in my experience at my workplace that is so true.  It seems to be the women taking liberties, making all the off-colour remarks and innuendos which sends the men running away at full speed--with red faces I might add.

 

[vonGarvin]

Ummm...has anyone mailed that company to see if they are still in business?  ;D