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Edit: What's the worst thing is that ad was created by a company whose Founder and CEO was a woman.

The ad was created by WRG (Mary Wells, Richard Rich,Stewart Greene). Love's Baby Soft is a fragrance brand launched in 1974 by Menley & James, primarily known for its powdery scent and highly controversial advertising campaigns in the mid-1970s.

1-This ad for Weyenberg Massagic shoes was featured in Playboy magazine and reprinted in the "No Comment" section of Ms. magazine in December 1974.

2-This ad for Tipalet cigarettes was first issued in 1969 and continued to run in the 1970s. Sex was often used to sell cigarettes throughout the decade.

3- This famous advertisement was for Chase & Sanborn Coffee, a brand founded in 1864.The ad, which ran in major publications like LIFE magazine around 1952, is now widely cited as a classic example of historical sexism and the trivialisation of domestic violence in marketing.

CPU

AMD Ryzen 5 7600

Motherboard

MSI B650M Gaming WIFI Motherboard

GPU

Gigabyte Radeon RX 7600 8GB

PSU

MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5

RAM

EVM Elite DDR5 16GB 5600MHz

Cabinet

Zebronics Cube Gaming Cabinet

tobacco companies genuinely used physicians in their advertising campaigns in the early-to-mid 20th century.

It's a set of 8 HG Wells Sci-fi books for 1300. I wanted to buy The war of worlds and The time machine and came across this deal.

My list of existential crisis novels:

The Stranger — by Albert Camus

Nausea — by Jean-Paul Sartre

The Trial — by Franz Kafka

The Castle — by Franz Kafka

Amnesia — by Peter Carey

No Longer Human — by Osamu Dazai

Steppenwolf — by Hermann Hesse

Notes from Underground — by Fyodor

Missing person by Patrick Modiano:

Basically protagonist who is a detective with amnesia, attempts to reconstruct who he once was, but each clue leads not to certainty but to further ambiguity, suggesting that the self is less an objective truth waiting to be discovered and more a narrative assembled from incomplete memories and the perceptions of others, so that the search for identity becomes indistinguishable from the act of inventing it, ultimately implying that what we call “self” may be nothing more than a fragile continuity imposed on absence, shaped as much by forgetting as by remembering.

Calligraphy (My 3 most favourite books)

1- God of small things by Arundhati Roy

2- The bastard of Istanbul by Elif Shafak

2- Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Is one of these also your favourite?

It's called Shami in our city - Ayodhya. It's beautiful and it doesn't have flowers. Some people think it is auspicious and drives away Shani Dosha (A kind of astrological trouble) but we don't.