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Retro Recipe: Dr. Pepper served Hot?!

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Here’s something different for a holiday party– Dr. Pepper, as in the cherry cola, served as a hot beverage! In the 1960s, the soft drink brand made a go of marketing it as some kind of non-alcoholic alternative to mulled wine. Easy to prepare–simply heat Dr Pepper in a saucepan until it steams and pour [...]

Logos for the Zombie Consumerist

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Over here in France, they might not celebrate Halloween as wholeheartedly as some other countries do, but they go one better and give the entire country the day off on November 1st for All Saints Day, a.k.a. Day of the Dead. So! To celebrate this joyous day off, here are some clever advertising logos for [...]

15 of those Awkward Moments in History

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1. When the Centro Universitario of Mexico abbreviated all over their sports uniforms: Top row, second from left: “Not me!”   2. Tobacco Companies getting away with it:   3. ‘Alfonso’, not trying to look like anyone in particular at all:   4. When women thought they had options:   5. When this book did [...]

The Tale of the 1970s Fashion Apocalypse

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Because seriously, what were they thinking? The earliest signs of infection: People standing around in spread eagle pose, looking upwards. Soon men started hanging out together in tight, colorful underpants: One word people: EUROPANTS. Nothing made sense anymore… Oh so that’s why nothing is happening … I’m not wearing Eleganza.   Men in shiny shirts [...]

Be Sociable, Have a Pepsi: 30 Vintage Ads

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These beautifully illustrated Pepsi advertising campaigns from the 50s and 60s have just about made my day. I love the way each one has its own story like a snapshot from a moment in someone’s life whether it’s just a day at the beach, sitting front row at fashion week, hanging out in the kitchen [...]

“Legitimate Rape” Pharmaceutical Ad Parody

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Okay so this might be borderline/ highly inappropriate but somehow manages to get away with sending an important message about a pretty shocking political stance on what constitutes legitimate rape in the United States. Parody acted, written and produced by Laura Napoli ::: YOU MIGHT ALSO BE INTERESTED IN: .

The Eiffel Tower was once a giant advertising billboard

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Did you know that for almost a decade (9 years to be exact), the Citroën car company ‘rented‘ the Eiffel Tower and had it’s brand name emblazoned on it with 125,000 glowing lights? The sign was erected in 1925 and remained there until Citroën went bankrupt for the first time in 1934. The ironic thing is, their bankruptcy [...]

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