The original advertising art I have is basically the same as what you see here—minus the Last Kiss dialogue I’ve added. So I didn’t think it made sense to post the original on my blog. So no link this time.
(I suspect the ad was originally a two pager—with the second page being text promoting the car. But I haven’t seen it and I’m just guessing.)
Alternate words: “Junior, it was certainly nice of my father to let us use his new enclosed Ford for our date — although it was quite cramped inside. Please remind me next time to clean my footprints off the inside headliner.”
After wife passed I’ve been going through all her crafts and the stuff of my mom’s. I found picture of my granddad, suit, tie and fedora speaking on candle stick phone in his office. Some kind of promotional photo, 1920’s ?
“Hello Senator? I just bought a car only to learn that women aren’t allowed to drive! That’s insane. Whadaya mean – “Then vote for someone who will change the laws” THAT’S NOT FUNNY!!! "
“Hello Travel Agency? I’ve got my hair covered and I’m wearing a dress that reveals nothing of my curves so I think I can survive a trip to Afghanistan now. Whadaya mean “can I read?” Of course I can! Oh. Still not safe then…?"
“Hello Operator? My husband told me to strengthen my grip and technique by practicing with this phone. Otherwise he’d just do the job himself. WHAT’S HE TALKING ABOUT???”
Any woman who ate right and exercised to maintain an attractive figure back then was just wasting their time. I’m guessing that women were in charge of the fashion industry – possibly “larger” women.
My grandpa had one of those 1924 Fords. He only had one leg so he mastered the clutch using his crutch. Throttle was on the steering wheel so he only needed his one leg for the brake pedal. In response to her query…..I be nekkid too…if the wife would let me.xD
salakfarm Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The first phone sex call.
allen@home almost 2 years ago
Naked you say. What’s your address ?
pschearer Premium Member almost 2 years ago
They don’t make ‘em like they used to. There’s a lot here that applied to.
jrlind55 almost 2 years ago
I’m surprised there’s no link to the original.
C almost 2 years ago
We’ll need your address of course to verify..
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator almost 2 years ago
The original advertising art I have is basically the same as what you see here—minus the Last Kiss dialogue I’ve added. So I didn’t think it made sense to post the original on my blog. So no link this time.
(I suspect the ad was originally a two pager—with the second page being text promoting the car. But I haven’t seen it and I’m just guessing.)
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 2 years ago
“What a coincidence, so am I.”
nosirrom almost 2 years ago
She can Model her T (and A) for me anytime.
boniface22 almost 2 years ago
Brilliant!
And the answer is: give me a moment…………….
Reminds me of an old girlfriend………ah………happy days.
emmapocl almost 2 years ago
I recognize all the items on the desk, AND I used to be a switchboard operator. I must really be old!
PraiseofFolly almost 2 years ago
Alternate words: “Junior, it was certainly nice of my father to let us use his new enclosed Ford for our date — although it was quite cramped inside. Please remind me next time to clean my footprints off the inside headliner.”
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 2 years ago
That is an office worker, NOT a switchboard operator.
phritzg Premium Member almost 2 years ago
My take: she’s phoning Uber and thanking them for sending over a self-driving car.
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe almost 2 years ago
After wife passed I’ve been going through all her crafts and the stuff of my mom’s. I found picture of my granddad, suit, tie and fedora speaking on candle stick phone in his office. Some kind of promotional photo, 1920’s ?
Zebrastripes almost 2 years ago
Office games never end well….but boy are they fun while they last!
RadioDial Premium Member almost 2 years ago
And so it begins….
Another Take almost 2 years ago
“Hello Senator? I just bought a car only to learn that women aren’t allowed to drive! That’s insane. Whadaya mean – “Then vote for someone who will change the laws” THAT’S NOT FUNNY!!! "
Another Take almost 2 years ago
“Hello Travel Agency? I’ve got my hair covered and I’m wearing a dress that reveals nothing of my curves so I think I can survive a trip to Afghanistan now. Whadaya mean “can I read?” Of course I can! Oh. Still not safe then…?"
Another Take almost 2 years ago
“Hello Operator? My husband told me to strengthen my grip and technique by practicing with this phone. Otherwise he’d just do the job himself. WHAT’S HE TALKING ABOUT???”
Another Take almost 2 years ago
Any woman who ate right and exercised to maintain an attractive figure back then was just wasting their time. I’m guessing that women were in charge of the fashion industry – possibly “larger” women.
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Person on phone: Okay, next question, what is your address?
Calvins Brother almost 2 years ago
“Hello, Carvana? About my order…..”
anomaly almost 2 years ago
Me, too! Well, that’s all I wanted to ask. Thank you for your time.
Dobby53 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Bhahahaa. Comments split between stuff on the desk and her. She needs to up her game to compete with a desk set?
scote1379 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Is this Ms. Olive Oil about your car warranty…….
Vet Premium Member almost 2 years ago
My grandpa had one of those 1924 Fords. He only had one leg so he mastered the clutch using his crutch. Throttle was on the steering wheel so he only needed his one leg for the brake pedal. In response to her query…..I be nekkid too…if the wife would let me.xD
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 2 years ago
I’m naked under my clothes.
Lady loves a joke almost 2 years ago
Fantastic dialogue, John!
Indianapolis Smith almost 2 years ago
“But the salesman down at ‘Honest John’s Car Lot’ said these cars were so reliable they didn’t NEED a warranty, so why would I buy an extended one?”
dbsuthe Premium Member almost 2 years ago
“Mr. Watson – Come here – I want to see you”… “To my delight he came…” The first obscene phone call March 10, 1876.