Satisfying, Malty, 1960's Sexism
NOTE: Since we're talking about beer today anyway, I thought now would be a good time to share with you what just might be the most hilariously awful Schlitz ad of all time. Do enjoy, won't you:
"Anyway, You Didn't Burn The Schlitz!"
From the ad copy: "There's hope for any young bride who knows her man well enough to serve him Schlitz beer."
From C-dog: "On behalf of men everywhere... OUR BAD!"
True Fact: In the 60s, burned beer was actually grounds for divorce in some states. I believe it still is in Texas, provided we're talking about "The Silver Bullet."
"Anyway, You Didn't Burn The Schlitz!"
From the ad copy: "There's hope for any young bride who knows her man well enough to serve him Schlitz beer."
From C-dog: "On behalf of men everywhere... OUR BAD!"
True Fact: In the 60s, burned beer was actually grounds for divorce in some states. I believe it still is in Texas, provided we're talking about "The Silver Bullet."
posted by Clinton at 11:10 AM
2 Comments:
Schlitz was both of my grandad's fave beer.
Schlitz, eh? I saw an article on msnbc.com back in October that the Pabst Blue Ribbon company has brought Schlitz back from the dead.
Maybe it'll be your favorite beer soon...but I hope not.
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