“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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Remember the good old days?
In these difficult times there is a great comfort in looking back and remember how idyllic things were in the past. It is a place where all the summers were warm and sunny and the winters picturesque and pleasant.
At election times political candidates always like to remind us of times past and how good they were, implying that if they are elected they will see that all returns again to the way it was.
Certainly some things were a lot better in many ways, but there are also a lot of things that were wrong too.
It’s a subject I will probably return to again, but in the meantime here are a few old advertisements to remind you of how it used to be.
Reminisce and enjoy!
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These are incredible. They still like, just more subtle.
I remember the day when a cigarette was a fag, but I think that was more of an English expression, but I recall the term “fag fiend” used often.
Thanks for the comment. Yes, fag has a few meanings, but used to be used a lot in Britain to mean a cigarette, don’t know how it originated though.
WOW! I don’t even know where to begin with these! There’s just too many good ones to jump on any single one of them (But I AM tempted!). Kinda makes me think what people will think of today’s ads in another 50 years or so. Really? Doritos makes you sexy?!
Actually I never considered our ads fifty years in the future, but what a great thought!
So much for the good old days! I remember going to my physician and he sat at his desk smoking. Well, that dates me, doesn’t it? I enjoyed these and love looking at old ad in magazines as they do tell so much about the times. Like Alex I wonder what people will think of our ad fifty years from now.
Thanks for commenting and glad you enjoyed a look back at the good old days 😉
Unfortunately, I do remember these days – it’s no wonder we thought it was OK to smoke! I remember as a child, taking my 50 cent allowance & buying my father a pack of smokes for Christmas! He was a smoker, so I thought this was the perfect gift. And I was just a little girl – no problem buying the smokes either!
Yes, it was a silly time as far as smoking went. And amazing the range of accessories for smokers in those days too.