Men in Alcohol Ads, c.1960s-1970s http://j.mp/HNXCFl

Is it possible this is true?

Is it possible this is true?

Well, it seems a bit blown out of proportion if these are really just guidelines that are not enforced. However the tendency is quite clear and a bit unsettling. We recently had a similar scandal in the media because allegedly some poems were getting censored out of the school textbooks. In the end it turned out that that the author committee had to choose which poems to leave in the books because of the space restrictions and the ones which didn't make it happened to be quite mature. I'm just saying that journalists love this kind of stuff because it plays so well with the recent spirit of general anti-establishment-ism.

All words should be banned so we don't upset the solipsists.

http://www.themethod...robert-howsare/

WAT.

Pew! Pew! Pew!

The Clairtone Project G stereo was produced by Clairtonefrom 1964-67. Costing 2000$ new (approximately the equivalent of $20,000 today) the high price kept it from becoming a huge success. Despite it sounding and looking incredible, fewer than 400 Project G's were made. It was promoted by Frank Sinatra, Hugh Hefner, Oscar Peterson and other celebrities and found a niche within Hollywood and other trendsetters popping up on the sets of such movies as The Graduate, The Party and Zabriskie Point.Clairtone's co-founder, Peter Munk once quipped that, "The prime minister had one and if the local truck driver didn't have one, he wanted one."

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The wtf gif is from this wtf videoclip.

Edited April 4, 201214 yr by Spychedelic Whale

stayed close to the park last year.

^^Carpet matches drapes...but she's a bit of a blockhead.

Now that's what I call Steam Punk!

http://www.asciimation.co.nz/bb/2010/11/30/a-steam-punk-record-player

In the 19th century, 600Hz steam whistle preceded 60Hz AC hum, and wow and flutter meters were not invented yet.