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With World War and Cold War propaganda posters, I figured the slogans were kinda lame just because people thought differently back then and it would've been more effective at the time that way. Sorta like how all the magazine ads all had a lot more text in the 40's and 50's than current ones because it was what people responded to. This poster seems to be very similar to the 40's/50's stuff and leaves me thinking that it probably isn't a very effective poster today unless of course the purpose of the poster is to cultivate a World/Cold War mindset among the public.

"Such Great Heights" - Postal Service

"Saturday Savior" - Failure

Beg your pardon??

Yes, that's the only possiblity.

Elton John doesn't belong. Tool's questionable also.

Living corpses are more challenging to steal from.

I wonder what made a transparent Hitler such a bad passenger. Does he always mess with the stereo??

"Man On The Moon" - REM

"One Chance" - Modest Mouse

...And have the same subject matter... and weak guitar abilities... and poor vocals.

So familiar looking....

"Sing for Absolution" - Muse

I appreciate the sacrifice.

"The Ocean Breathes Salty" - Modest Mouse

Of course maybe you can take over whenever my hands are too busy during a tambourine solo.

Only if I get first grab.

Alright, we'll call ourselves The Pope Gropers.

i have low self esteem, you don't see me joining a shitty band. do you? huh? Maybe nobody's asked you to join yet...

"East Hastings" - Godspeed You Black Emperor

Manson likes playing victim of media a whole lot.

"Pet Sematary" - Rammstein (Ramones cover)

"Whispering in the Dark" - MG

Creepy looking.

Saw it a few weeks ago. It's a very good movie.