Classroom Posters from the '70s



Check out this collection of posters made for classrooms in the 1970s. The captions have been removed, and newer (and funnier) captions attached by Michael Roberts of Denver Westword. The caption for the above image is "I'll bet I can make big bucks selling those chemicals on the side."



This image has the new caption, "I'd do a helluva lot better in this job than he would -- and be paid 60 percent of his salary."

Link -via Boing Boing

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Yes, I'll do a better job, and just as I get promoted I'll take off about five years for my family, then come back and work part time, but for full benefits, and get 87% of his salary even though he worked all the way through...but I won't travel, or stay late or any of that stuff...yeah, that's the stuff....
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OMFG!! I loved mr.t cereal and also the OJ simpson cereal that tasted like orange juice. wow this is a nice flashback. i was raised in the 80s so yahoooo!
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Whaou ! really impressed...
But one is missing : The Nintendo Cereal System !!
Mario and Zelda characters chaped cereals !

http://jetube.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/games-un-pixel-pour-votre-breakfast/
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I used to LOVE Apple Jacks

http://theimaginaryworld.com/bslt15.jpg

Like every cereal company, they cut back on sugar and people quit buying them. Just like Coke & Pepsi won't listen to the customers that don't want corn syrup in their soft drink.
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Qwisp and Quake were the same cereal. General Mills introduced them at the same time, and created a rivalry between the two characters - then made kids vote on who would win. Qwisp won.
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