If only these retro fake ads were for real products!
Bobster855's collection of ancient "National Lampoon" advertisements is fantastic--like a cross between comic book ads and Skymall.
I'm pretty sure that digital grandfather clock came to be.
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tubgull
#1 – 12:30 PM October 7, 2009
Warning...some of the photos in the linked set are NSFW.
Inconsequentiallogic
#2 – 3:08 PM October 14, 2009
I love the commercial blind. I hate channel surfers. This would be ideals for those who get fidgety every time a commercial comes on.
hep cat
#3 – 1:52 PM October 19, 2009
I actually wore a thermom-o-tie on a couple occasions in the 70's. I can't remember whether it was store bought or home made, but it was a gift.