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Not to be confused with this.
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Ingmar Bergman's Bris

No, not that kind of bris. But even famous filmmakers have to pay the bills.

"Because innocense is sexier than you think"

Creepy campaign for Love's Baby Soft during the mid 1970s.

This guy is having A LOT of fun!

From Wiki: Silly Putty (also marketed by other companies as Thinking Putty, Bouncing Putty, Tricky Putty and Potty Putty), is the Crayola-owned trademark name for a class of silicone polymers. It is marketed today as a toy for children, but was originally created by accident during research into potential rubber substitutes for use by the United States in World War II. The company's manufacturer is based in Easton, Pennsylvania.

See the Hair Man

Guys, the Big New Year's Eve party is approaching fast. When in doubt - see the hair man.

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Tough guys prefer friendly fags

Lee Marvin during a break in M Squad.

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Tina Turner loves her some Tooth Polish

Tina Turner has found somehing that REALLY does wonders to her teeth.

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Filter - Flavor - Flip-top Box

Julie London sings The Marlboro Song and reveals where she got that smoky voice from.

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Worm Wrestle

Ken Nordine's Levi's ads

Freewheelin' kiddos are wearing them too.

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Dull has gone out of style.

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Suntory White

Suntory White Whiskey commercial from the early 70s with Sammy Davis ad- libbing.

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Crosley Shelvador

The Crosley Shelvador was the only fridge made with a built-in radio (to date). You can hear its infectiously snappy little theme song at Artwork by Manic Mark. Or just press "play" below.

"Promise her anything, but give her Synth Coke©."

Haunting Japanese Kleenex© commercials

See here.

Not the least bit disturbing.

Commercial Break for Gymnasts

It is universally accepted that there is no more demanding sport than competitive ribbon twirling. So surely we can cut those wispy little sylphs some slack when they want to kick back every now and again and do some floor routines to piano arrangements of seventies commercials, from the very excellent album Commercial Break. Despite the fact they only consume an occasional watercress sprig and have never actually tasted a Whopper, or Sprite, or Oscar Meyer Wiener, or possibly even a Tic Tac, or any of the other products represented on the album.

Stay Alive

They will come to your home and force you to do it.

Lijjat Papad Commercial

Early Jim Henson TV Ads

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