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Keep calm and get a turboman!
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I read that the original “keep calm and carry on” poster was never actually used for its original purpose. (It was a propaganda poster in WW2 Britain.) I kinda wonder what the guy who designed it would think about how it gets used these days. 
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ToivoMedia said
I read that the original “keep calm and carry on” poster was never actually used for its original purpose. (It was a propaganda poster in WW2 Britain.) I kinda wonder what the guy who designed it would think about how it gets used these days.
It was designed as a public morale boost during times when a German invasion seemed inevitable, i still have a relatives original ration book with a keep calm leaflet inside. It keeps screaming “ebay me, ebay me!” – They are more popular now than they were back then, I don’t think they were widely used in areas outside of the capital, and even then nothing much became of them, it took several years of internet memes to do what the British government couldn’t. lol.
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Goliathus said
ToivoMedia saidIt was designed as a public morale boost during times when a German invasion seemed inevitable, i still have a relatives original ration book with a keep calm leaflet inside. It keeps screaming “ebay me, ebay me!” – They are more popular now than they were back then, I don’t think they were widely used in areas outside of the capital, and even then nothing much became of them, it took several years of internet memes to do what the British government couldn’t. lol.
I read that the original “keep calm and carry on” poster was never actually used for its original purpose. (It was a propaganda poster in WW2 Britain.) I kinda wonder what the guy who designed it would think about how it gets used these days.
I think a few years ago someone got the rights to sell the design on t shirts and mugs and so on, that might have helped make it big.
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I think the modern equivalent is this:
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By the way , the image of Arnie at the MSFX ’s first post is from the cult film Total Recall , a masterpiece from the great Paul Verhoeven…
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Bedros said
By the way , the image of Arnie at the MSFX ’s post is from the cult film Total Recall , a masterpiece from the great Paul Verhoeven…
When his eyes pop out? The quote is from Predator, obviously 
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ToivoMedia said
Bedros saidWhen his eyes pop out? The quote is from Predator, obviously
By the way , the image of Arnie at the MSFX ’s post is from the cult film Total Recall , a masterpiece from the great Paul Verhoeven…
Here it is..:
