I should print some of those and stick them up at work. They'd blend in pretty well with all the other informational crap that's posted everywhere.
Until a few years ago, we still had some 60's era shit hanging up.
We still do have an emergency salt tablet dispenser in case anyone gets dehydrated. And a fallout shelter sign, pointing to the basement, which would not protect anyone from nuclear fallout. It didn't even protect the postmaster from the 20's from hanging himself down there, because he hung himself down there.
I'm sure they're all thrown away. One of them was a mailman with one of the old hats that looks like a sea captain's hat in an old Jeep and it was raining and the caption was "Take it easy when the weather's sleazy". Another one that I saw in the back of an office in Plano during a training thing said something like "Remember: smoking at your case is a privilege!"
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I should print some of those and stick them up at work. They'd blend in pretty well with all the other informational crap that's posted everywhere.
Until a few years ago, we still had some 60's era shit hanging up.
We still do have an emergency salt tablet dispenser in case anyone gets dehydrated. And a fallout shelter sign, pointing to the basement, which would not protect anyone from nuclear fallout. It didn't even protect the postmaster from the 20's from hanging himself down there, because he hung himself down there.
Any way you can take and post pictures of the 60s era shit you have posted around the office? I'd like to see that.
"Until a few years ago..."
I just reread that. Can you still get your hands on some of that 60s shit?
I'm sure they're all thrown away. One of them was a mailman with one of the old hats that looks like a sea captain's hat in an old Jeep and it was raining and the caption was "Take it easy when the weather's sleazy". Another one that I saw in the back of an office in Plano during a training thing said something like "Remember: smoking at your case is a privilege!"
http://unclegropey.com/salttabs.jpg
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