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National Donut Day: Time To Make The Donuts With Fred

Today is National Donut Day, so it feels like the perfect time to celebrate with Fred the Baker and his…

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Posted in 1970's

Nobody Doesn’t Like Sara Lee

As a kid growing up, I didn’t understand why everyone said “Nobody doesn’t like Sara Lee” was incorrect English. I…

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Virginia Slims: “You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby”

The Virginia Slims commercials were some of the most memorable cigarette ads of the late 1960s and 1970s, built around…

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Wendy’s Soviet Fashion Show: “Daywear… Eveningwear… Swimwear”

The Wendy’s Soviet Fashion Show ad was a wonderfully odd 1985 commercial from the same general era as Wendy’s famous…

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Josephine the Plumber: Comet’s Cleaning Queen

Josephine from the Comet cleanser commercials was played by Jane Withers, who had already been famous years earlier as a…

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Smokey Bear’s Creepiest PSA?

Before CGI, jump scares, and viral ads, Smokey Bear managed to give some of us a double take with one…

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“My dog’s bigger than your dog, my dog’s faster than yours!”

Here’s another earworm from the ’70s to get stuck in your head for the rest of the day. Ken-L Ration…

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Sorry, Charlie!

The StarKist “Sorry, Charlie” campaign started in 1961 and gave us one of the great advertising mascots: Charlie the Tuna….

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You Get A Quick Tan With QT !

1963 was a little early for me to go out and get a quick tan. I just did it the…

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From Scary To Racist

Post Rice Krinkles is one of those cereals that makes you wonder what exactly was going on in the advertising…