8.05.10 - 4:30PM
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Cole Stryker

Fake Vintage Website Advertisements

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Brazilian ad agency Moma designed some fake posters advertising Facebook, YouTube and Skype as part of an ad campaign for Maximidia Seminars called "Everything Ages Fast." I'd love for our most addictive websites get this treatment.

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via:// Laughing Squid
previously:// Vintage Matchbooks
previously:// When Computers Were Sexy

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8.08.10

By TJK

Highest Rank

Why don't you spammers that keep posting "my boyfriend thinks the same with me" go walk in front of a speeding train.........

8.09.10

By Mac

Neutral

I think the problem may be that someone stupid enough to say "my boyfriend thinks the same with me" over and over and over again is also too stupid to find a speeding train.

8.08.10

By Viking

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Spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam, lovely spaaam, wonderful spaaam!

8.09.10

By Bobby

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These ads are cutting edge cool! They beckon simpler times while reaching into a clean cut split between young & old. They make me long for a time when things made sense.

8.08.10

By Elizabeth

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I like them a lot too, but I don't believe in a "simpler" time. Did things ever make sense?...people were still people then.

8.08.10

By Messa

Highest Rank

I agree. I love them ! Ad's from the 30's to the 60's were the best. They simply told you what they were selling and politely asked you to buy it. They didn't come off as rude and loud, as so many ad's do today.

8.08.10

By Grace

Neutral

If all you idiots who post "I met my girlfriend/boyfriend..." actually had one, you wouldn't be on all the posts... Go find someone real and stay off the message boards...

8.08.10

By Cheri

Highest Rank

Love, love, love these ads! Love the simplicity, yet family feel of them instead of the tasteless ads that are all around us in these times.... there should be more ads like these all around us. Ads that might exemplify family, and moral values.

8.08.10

By nancy517

Neutral

Messa your is the best post and it makes alot of sence.

8.08.10

By nancy517

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Messa your post is the best & it makes alot of sence.

8.09.10

By Dizzy

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These woudn't look out of place in the bioshock games. Or fallout even.

8.16.10

By Jeff

Neutral

I was thinking the exact same thing!

8.09.10

By Jeff

Neutral

Old-fashioned sense of style, modern technology. Now that's the way things should be done

8.14.10

By nekodaisuki

Neutral

The thing I find strange is the text in the body of the ads. I recall it being preachy or patronizing in the old ads I've seen, but never that it sounded like it was written by a non-native English speaker. (Then again, these retro-parody ads ARE out of Brazil...)