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I have to say the one that really stands out for me as a brilliant advertisement is the classic Memorex poster pictured here. What are your personal favorites?
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I have to say the one that really stands out for me as a brilliant advertisement is the classic Memorex poster pictured here. What are your personal favorites?Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Isn't that a Maxell ad?
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Isn't that a Maxell ad?Originally Posted by aportnoy
Yep, my mistake.
Yep, my mistake.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Typical effect of marketing... you remember the ad, forget the product.
Theme songs to 80s breakfast cereals are still taking up some of my valuable mental real estate, entreating me to purchase (or at least bug my mom to purchase) cereals that no longer exist. I wouldn't be able to purchase them even if I wanted to, so why are the theme songs still in my brain?
Slight hijack . . . this is a great Maxell ad:
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Back on track, these are great posters:
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Your mom still buys you cereal?
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Typical effect of marketing... you remember the ad, forget the product.Originally Posted by tagutcow
Theme songs to 80s breakfast cereals are still taking up some of my valuable mental real estate, entreating me to purchase (or at least bug my mom to purchase) cereals that no longer exist. I wouldn't be able to purchase them even if I wanted to, so why are the theme songs still in my brain?
www.retrojunk.com
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www.retrojunk.comOriginally Posted by MetroStyles
Not to quote myself or anything, but looking at that site I came upon the Rugrats opening sequence. http://www.retrojunk.com/tv/videos/2...ats/504/#intro
I can't be the only one who thought Angelica was hot when I was a kid, can I?
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^ Seconded. I'm sure Chucky hit that and ate cookies afterwards.
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^ Seconded. I'm sure Chucky hit that and ate cookies afterwards.Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7
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