Just don’t ask what they renamed their sandwich artists.
At least they tried.
Ludwig Rockers magazine ad with Mick Fleetwood from the back cover of Canadian Musician, April 1979
Forget the drum heads, Mick, and let’s talk about that glorious coat!
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He had money. Fame. An ingenious mind, devastating looks and a passionate soul.
His cheekbones carved by the gods. His jaw set in utter confidence.
Men and women wanted to be him. Do him. Breathe the air next to him.
Angels heralded his every entrance. Devils coveted his many charms.
What was his secret?
Beef Ravioli by Chef Boyardee.
I found some curious vintage leadership advice at the local Goodwill store. And yes, it went home with me for the low, low price of $1.99.
Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc is the perfect choice for a swingin’ Saturday night.
Grab a glass, drop your pants, and undo ordinary.
It’s more properly called coprolite, but somebody at the antique store understands the target audience.
As I trudged through this rambling, convoluted bit of century-old writing, I started to hear it in the voice of Mojo Jojo (Roger L. Jackson) from The Powerpuff Girls and it suddenly became much, much better.
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company ad found on the back cover of a 1917 Life magazine.
It still doesn’t explain the blacksmith though.
“Umm… Excuse me, but why am I even in this ad?”