The 1939 original, designed to be posted in case of invasion:
And the 2009 updates thereof, for the moment after the catastrophe has already happened:
Actually, the particular parody the Guardian reproduces is this:
Thursday, March 19, 2009
more theory in a moment, but first this
Jeremy Abernathy of burnaway.org provides a link to Young Blood Gallery's blog, where I learn that a British phenomenon I belatedly learned of via the guardian.co.uk has spawned parodies to which the Guardian refers only fleetingly and which Atlantans can purchase at the aforementioned venue (which means that Brits can buy the things almost anywhere they bloody well please):
The 1939 original, designed to be posted in case of invasion:
And the 2009 updates thereof, for the moment after the catastrophe has already happened:
Actually, the particular parody the Guardian reproduces is this:
The 1939 original, designed to be posted in case of invasion:
And the 2009 updates thereof, for the moment after the catastrophe has already happened:
Actually, the particular parody the Guardian reproduces is this:
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