Knowing Microsoft's longtime sales chief Steve Ballmer, I thought I knew what to expect from this early ad starring him. But the sheer maniacal force of it means I've already had enough internet for the day, and it's not even 7 am.
Terrifying Steve Ballmer ad for Microsoft Windows 1.0
1996 magazine ad says it all about 2026
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Defunct carmaker Saturn's 2003 ad explains how absurd cars are
Saturn didn't make it through the late-2000s financial crisis, but before it went it did a great job of explaining how absurd cars are. The ad embedded below dates to… READ THE REST
Vintage ads featuring the World Trade Center
My new favorite subreddit is r/vintageads, which has fabulous posts such as this one collecting ads featuring the World Trade Center. Previously in pre-2001 WTC ads, where the eeriness comes… READ THE REST
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Upgrade your tech for the new year with this refurbished iPad Pro, less than half price right now
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Make your rockstar dreams a reality for only $15.97 with this Guitar Lessons Training Bundle
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