Cigarette Nostalgia

Unironically one of the most effective commercials of all time

Morganna Cottrell, famously known as “The Kissing Bandit,” runs onto the field during a baseball game and kisses George Brett. Morganna became famous in the 1970s and 80s for sneaking onto fields and kissing players during games.

The crowd in suits and top hats, dressed like attending the game was an actual occasion. No one dared to wear pajamas in public. The players out there with no helmets, taking 90+ mph pucks to the face before society became gay

The combination that would could destroy entire civilizations

If cigarette bad, why horse happy? Checkmate liberals

You just dont see this type of comedy happening anymore

We could have had it all.

This is how they depicted racism in Los Angeles in 1952

When we had a proper country

NFL announcers admiring the Redskin’s Cheerleader’s New Uniforms, 1978.

Photographed in NYC in 1943, this Italian grocery store captures everyday life during World War II, when food was tightly regulated by the U.S. Office of Price Administration. Items like sugar, meat, coffee, and canned food were rationed using coupon books, and grocers carefully weighed portions on mechanical scales to stay within legal limits

In the 1960s before unchecked immigration, there were ‘car-boats’, vehicles that could drive straight into the water and turn into a boat.

This is what life was like before 10,000,000 illegals crossed the border

Husband of the year

The Costco American Breakfast

The Dave Allen Show (1968)

Delta Airlines Lockheed L1011 TriStar Cabin in the 1980s. The food carts were below and you had to take an elevator up. Cigarette smoking was abundant. Airlines couldn’t create an experience like this in today’s world

Response to desegregation in Boston Massachusetts (1974)

Vintage Miller Lite commercial hosted by John Madden (1986)