Is it always illegal to kill a woman? Maybe not...
 

I found some ads from the 30's thru the 70's that would be considered
REALLY politically incorrect now. Check them out:

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1953: Husband furious because you've missed the post? The Pitney-Bowes
Postage Meter prints the stamp and seals the envelope all in one go.


You can tell this was from a long time ago. Women don't cook anymore!

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1961: When you can't wait for your dinner, give her a Kenwood Chef food
mixer and let her have some fun preparing your favourite dish

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1970: Your wife won't be able to stall the car or grind the
gears - and there's even one pedal fewer to confuse
her with the Mini Automatic

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1952: Is your coffee pressure packed for extra freshness?
If hubby can tell you're not making Chase & Sanborn
coffee for him, well, you've been warned...

ya back then you could kill a nig too. We lost alot of freedoms since then and other people gained the freedoms we lost. fucking a

ahhhh the good ol days

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1946: Women are seen as indecisive, trying to squeeze into something
too small, worried someone else is wearing the same dress and then
taking it back to the shop. Men need only one look at the
Pacific label to know it suits you, sir


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1953: You don't need a knife, a bottle opener or even your husband
to unscrew the cap of this bottle - just a little twist of the
Alcoa HyTop Closure, made of pure aluminium, and that
ketchup is ready to pour!

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1930s: You do all the houshold chores - and still look fresher
every day, darling. What's your secret? A bowl of Kellogg's
PEP vitamin cereal for breakfast, naturally



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1921: If you can answer YES to the question, you are obviously
using pure mild Palmolive soap that will leave your skin radiant

lol hehe funny stuff

I love a homemaker. There is nothing more important than raising a child right.

Funny ads though my fiance will get a kick out of them.