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Fun with Propaganda 2

Propaganda posters put to humourous use.

Contest ended 8 years ago 3/7/2004 12:00:00 AM EDT

Contest Info

Cost: 10 credits
Jackpot: 100 credits

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41 Contest Entries

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# 1

Oz at War!

By Tocath (Score: 6.298)

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Even Flying Monkeys need some encouragement.

View original British propaganda poster

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# 2

Stolen Code

By DennyD (Score: 6.26)

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But they'll NEVER hack XP... hehehehe...

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# 3

Draw for Trophies

By robster (Score: 6.246)

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Republican Threat

By tranquil222 (Score: 6.15)

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Don't let the Republican shadow touch them!!

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Breakenderfasten

By ARagMan (Score: 6.103)

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Please do not critique my entry.

You can't conquer the world on an empty stomach
Source: http://users2.ev1.net/~jimbobwan/poster04.jpg

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rosie

By misstrixie (Score: 5.984)

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A riveting message from Rosie.

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The Visitors

By eDorie (Score: 5.748)

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Thanks Puffnasty for the great alien source pic! And thanks to that crazy lady who knocked on my door and woke me up... if not for you I would have not submitted this entry.

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Remember Your SEATBELT!

By Floppglopple (Score: 5.685)

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Pin-Up

By reddoghud (Score: 5.677)

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Please view full. All comments / critiques appreciated.

I heard Lenin was a big pin-the-tail-on-the-capitalist fan, but I think donkeys work better with kids and all.

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Lenin

By chromedonut (Score: 5.648)

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Failing to strike fear in America's youth, this USMC recruitment poster (circa 1966) was discontinued because it reminded too many teens of their weird uncle Jimmy.