We understand that the 1950s were a different time -- you apparently weren't allowed to file a liability lawsuit until you first proved your worth by fighting a bear in the courtroom. Still, we're fairly certain that even back then, babies needed oxygen to survive.
This Du Pont Cellophane advertisement actually looked to raise the bar beyond mere irresponsibility by promising that this product could asphyxiate a number of babies at once.
thats amazing. i wonder if there was a warning lable.. DO NOT ACTUALLY WRAP YOUR BABY IN THIS PRODUCT ECT>>>
ReplyDeletehaha the baby's faces are so odd. that one poking the cellophane always get me lol! nice post
ReplyDeleteyeah but it keeps them extra-clean AND sanitary
ReplyDeleteOmg that looks so... Weird :S :P
ReplyDeleteVintage abortions.
ReplyDeleteoh lol, Big L's post
ReplyDeletelol babies in bags
ReplyDeleteBabies are my favorite babies.
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hahah, ahhh the 1950's.. funny post man
ReplyDeleteSo disturbing, yet so funny...
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see that you're beating inertia today :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this ad leaves me so confused. It's giving off these mixed messages to me. And for some reason, the baby's hairstyles throw me off! Do baby's hair just grow like that or are people just styling them like that in the 1950s? Wow.
ReplyDeleteabortions ftw.
ReplyDeleteWrap 'em in cellophane to keep 'em fresh... that's why my uncle has autism, I think.
ReplyDeletevery different time indeed.
ReplyDeleteYou've got some good creativity in this blog!
ReplyDeleteKids back then didn't breathe oxygen. It was all cigarette smoke and scotch. That's why your grandfather was such a badass.
ReplyDeleteLOL unwanted children perhaps.
ReplyDeleteI always wrap my kids in cellophane, no mold gets on them!
ReplyDeleteI rolf'd. At least it keeps their immune system healthy
ReplyDeleteLol. Poorly targeted ads ftw.
ReplyDeleteI love babies! lol
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a serious f*ck up.
ReplyDeleteTimes were much better back then.. you could get a freshly made sandwich at any time! Day or night! And laundry was magically washed, folded, and ironed! It was craaaaaaazy!
ReplyDeleteDamn, that's messed up!
ReplyDeletelol idiocy FTW.
ReplyDeletegood post, thanks for visiting me <3
ReplyDeleteLol, that one took me a second to get.
ReplyDeletebabies for sale =P
ReplyDeleteOnly in 1950 would giving a baby herion be considered ok. Funny article about how far we've come since then.
ReplyDeletehahaha, that's awesome.
ReplyDeletekids in a bag. come get your children in a BAG
ReplyDeleteLawl
ReplyDeletebahaha good stuff
ReplyDeleteHilarious post! I enjoy your blog. :)
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