Dellortoman said:Typical advertisement of the 60's and 70's. Women draped over things that really have no relevance to the item being advertised.
I remember advertisements for things like power tools being wielded by scantily clad women. Don't get me wrong. I like an attractive woman as much as the next bloke, but those types of ad always seemed really silly to me. The chainsaw ad below being a typical example. How often do you see a woman in a bikini operating a chainsaw? Not to mention the lousy workplace safety message.
How dumb do advertisers think guys are? Surely nobody would get sucked into buying something just because the ad features a hot woman.
sfcpiet said:Not to forget, those old saws did vibrate a fair bit, the advertised product might have been put to another use than felling trees and cutting logs.
Wondering why Chris hasn't come up with this aspect!![]()
I have an electric chainsaw - does that count at all, or should I just be ashamed?chrisk said:Oh, a chainsaw thread! I have an Echo.
Yogi said:I just want to add that I feel that the use of any scantily clad or near naked women in any advertising is OK by me..
Yogi
Andy J said:I?ve got a McCullough in the shed that I bought ages ago. I?m am still waiting for a pretty women to come round and show me how to us it.![]()
Andy J said:I?ve got a McCullough in the shed that I bought ages ago. I?m am still waiting for a pretty women to come round and show me how to us it.
As for the ads I guess #15 gets my top vote too.
motoddrob said:Stihl the boss
I find huskys are all about revs and the stihl is about torque. I have a 20" Stihl MS390 for general stuff and a 42" Stihl 090 for my larger logs.
Also have a 14" Husky that I wish was a Stihl for small branches. I also have several bars of various lengths for the 090 depending on what I'm cutting.
I've never seen any hot chicks play with chainsaws.
Laverda SF said:Personally I adore this PIC of a Girl and her Motorcycle:
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and here she is a few years later:
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Still adorable ;o)