This week, an online sexual health campaign in Brazil promoting safe sex with prostitutes was banned for promoting prostitution.
70 years ago, according to this rather excellent picture set from The Guardian, folk were more practical about that sort of thing.
After all, there was a bloody war on. A war against syphilis and gonorrhea.
And it would be fought with the double-entendre.
(Hat tip: Sido)
An Australian Transport Accident Commission PSA from 1997:
This was the first commercial to tackle the issue of low-level speeding and to show the extraordinary difference that driving just 10 km/h less can have on a pedestrian. A motion-controlled camera gives an incredible insight into what happens to a body when hit by a car at speed, and the results are itemised by a trauma surgeon who has seen it all only too often.
