The Nanny State


From the Department of Health.
Good Posture (1979), Say ‘I Don’t Smoke’ (1989) and Slimey Snake (1993). But can you name the non-smokers in pic 2?
Via US National Library of Medicine
Thanks Sibling Of Daedalus


From the Department of Health.
Good Posture (1979), Say ‘I Don’t Smoke’ (1989) and Slimey Snake (1993). But can you name the non-smokers in pic 2?
Via US National Library of Medicine
Thanks Sibling Of Daedalus
From Soundmigration:
“On the shortest night of 2012 some people got together for some direct action against the appalling Youth Defence posters that have been plastered all over Dublin city center.” This video was sent to me anonymously to upload and share as citizen journalism. Fair play to the folks involved. Anarchists at the Workers Solidarity Movement have also been compiling photos of actions here.”
This is what I see when I pass referendum posters in the morning. twitter.com/CianOMahony/st…
— Cian O’Mahony (@CianOMahony) May 4, 2012
Some Fine Gael #EurRef posters have been.. eh….changed already lockerz.com/s/205638856 @broadsheet_ie
— Niamh Pitts (@NiamhPitts) May 1, 2012
It’ll soon have one of these posters on the side.
How To Spot A Nama Building (Come Here To Me)

We really want to see that version of Avatar.
The artist who created these imaginatively recast, stream-of-consciousness reboots of famous movie posters Peter Stults sez:
Awhile back a friend of mine forwarded me a site where an artist had made posters of films that, title wise, we were familiar with, but there was a slight difference; they were remade as if they belonged to a different era or a different genre, the name of the movie was there, but the actors were different, the style was different, and I loved the concept. So I went forward with this theme; what if movies we were all familiar with were made a different slice of time? Who would be in it? Who would direct it?