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more about #fromthearchives more comments → naugahydeinplainsight: I keep thinking they really should be wearing white belts. more » bytememehard: Is his horoscope rising? more » Botswana Meat Commission FC: Why are they called "Carsuals" when they're clearly designed to be worn while riding your Honda CB 360. more » BookishLookish: The ladies who worked on the ad were all, "Can't we move the line directly to his cock?" And the gentlemen were all, "No, it must be his masculine wai... more » City_Dater: Please let MAD MEN make it into the '70s! Bryan Batt would probably kill to wear these, and Sal would so make them work. more » BookishLookish: And the gentleman in the green trousers is making a lovely diagonal stripe to contrast the slimming vertical ones. Team Tight Trou, y'all. more » resipsaloquacious: Also, I think you could chop wood with those creases. more » mfnher: Why does the sun in that ad look totally stoned? more » resipsaloquacious: "Don't be a Virgo baby, I want a Pisces of your ass." more » krismry: The youngs among you maybe slightly amused to know that those long background and mood pieces used to be known among newsroom cynics as Thumbsuckers. ... more » badasscat: This image seems appropriate to this conversation. more » naugahydeinplainsight: Another problem facing the Times in 1964: Alessandra Stanley was 9 years old. Or was it 8? Maybe 10? We'll check later. more » goetz: Did anyone read that article? "The controversy is it’s the fact that she’s a white girl blowing me and I’m black. That role reversal freaks peop... more » gonzosmom: Sprite is the new sperm. more » goetz: Perrier: now available in "two-hander" size. more » -
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'Styled For Action'
Was there really a time when these could be found "At better selected stores. About $9.00"? Or was it all a dream? "Your sign is on my balls, baby," we imagine him saying. Click to enlarge. [Copyranter] -
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New York Times, 45 Years Ago: Same Shit
The biggest problems with the New York Times: fluff stories being given prominence, a withering reporting staff, and credulous hacks ready to put lies from politicians on page one. Welcome to 1964. More » -
#classicads
Sprite Blow Job Ad Shockingly Derivative
Disappointingly for sex-on-Youtube purists, the fake banned Sprite blow job ad that shook the world to its very (sexy) core yesterday is not the first time that exploding carbonation has been used as a male orgasm metaphor. More » -
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So What Does Comedy Plus Time Equal?
Here's the cover of The Post New York Post, a 1984 parody about how the tabloid would cover a nuclear holocaust. It was edited by, I believe, Tony Hendra and Kurt Andersen. I remembered it today for obvious reasons. More » -
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Mark Sanford On Cheaters Past: "He Lied Under a Different Oath — The Oath to His Wife"
Soon-to-be-former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford just admitted to cheating on his wife. He used to be a Congressman, back in... oh, look, the '90s. What did he think about Mr. Clinton? More » -
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The Spy Magazine 'Bunny Burgers' Pilot (And Two More Pranks!)
Spy Magazine staged an elaborate prank 15 years ago as a TV show pilot; it didn't work out. But the prank is finally on YouTube. Click to see the rise and fall of Bunny Burgers. UPDATE: Two more pranks below! More » -
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Bill O'Reilly and Co. Investigate the Nintendo Craze
In 1988, a young Bill O'Reilly and his Inside Edition team tried to answer the question: "What the hey is this 'Mario Brothers' craze sweeping the nation?" They failed, of course. Entertainingly! More » -
#dailyshow
Historic Footage Of Blago Missing The Joke
Did you know that newsworthy corrupt politician ROD BLAGOJEVICH once appeared on the humorous Daily Show, in 2006, and was not sure if they were joking, or what? Clip below, because it's Saturday: More » -
