why he had his few things to say, each an action with consequences
[15] [16] In 1974, Marlboro's marketing agency discovered rancher Herf Ingersoll at a rodeo in Augusta, Montana, and hired him to be photographed as the Marlboro Man
Classic Steve he was right
Indeed, as others have pointed out, the advertising in those futuristic movies is even more anachronistic than this stuff, since it's just a straight linear extrapolation of today's ads, predicting a world where things are only "more" but not "different." Contest EntryPhilip Morris, 1952 Vintage ads from fictional futures photoshopping contest Boing Boing Boing Boing: Head On ointment commercial better than science fiction Goofy futurist lumber-company ad from 1979 Boing Boing Finalists in the "Vintage ads from fictional futures" contest Science fiction stuff in vintage ads photoshopping contest Boing Enter Rachel Lichtman's groovy, shag-carpeted world of Golden Sands I just discovered, through Frank Santopadre's podcast Fun for All Ages, the radio and television universe of artist Rachel Lichtman's imagined 1960s/1970s town of Golden Sands
It is never too late to stop using tobacco
The only other major contender as a cause of lung cancer is asbestos, now largely banned
