Aww…how precious.
Of all potential purposes for a saw, I’m surprised they took the “make a life sized fake woman” angle for this ad.
In the many idealizations of beauty I’ve seen from every era, I believe this is the only one that involves having a giant pastry head. When will the media stop setting unrealistic standards?
Victorian photo manipulations…take THAT, Photoshop!
I’ve heard the term “putting on one’s face” but…
Oh boy, do I love this…
And this…
I relate to you, 70’s Textbook Girl.
Keep up with science? Don’t mind if I do!
I quite enjoy this Capybara illustration. It’s got AT-TI-TUDE! Wish I knew which artist to credit…
Oh hi, little fella…love your curlicue nostrils.
I refuse to believe that isn’t a real ad because it is entirely valid medical treatment.
And while we’re on the subject of cats, I’ve seen this scratch pad in a few different places and it fills me with extreme joy every time. I will one day hand make this for cats in my life.
This post was brought to you by Satan’s mop.
SheWalksSoftly 
8 responses to “Desktop Goodies 11/23”
That Sno-balls ad has it all wrong. If I want to see my hostess’ sno-balls, I ain’t looking at her head!!
Haha…perfect pun, Spider!
Nice job 60’s ad men! “Well stacked Sno-Balls” indeed!
Yes, I can just picture her. “Hey boys…my eyes are up he-…oh…wait.”
Hi Dana,
I’m still an avid reader of your blog but haven’t posted lately. Happy Thanksgiving!
Here’s an SF related alternate ending to one of my favorite movies
http://randallensley.blogspot.com/2011/11/deleted-scene.html
Randall
Haha…thanks for your continued support, Randall. I’m a fan of your stuff as well! Love the deleted scene. 🙂
I love that satanic mop! And that cut out woman really does say you can use the result as a “gift”. I don’t know if the word “gift” was some kind of slang or if they reckon it’d be a really rubbish gift.
Oh, who couldn’t use a life sized cut out woman in a bikini? Every household should have at least a few standing around. 🙂