This funny help wanted sign proves even job postings can't escape economic reality. A hilarious example of how small businesses are getting creative with their hiring advertisements when times get tough.

An old Advertisement for a Radio Shack 15MB hard drive that costs $3,000, amazing how times have changed.

A new advertising campaign urging South Australians to get a flu shot has been launched. This advert by the South Australian Department of Health has a high yuck factor but a very serious message

Auntie Annes should really find a new company to do their marketing and if they do it themselves... well not sure what to say, but this is a bad advertisement on a billboard for sure.

The Your AD Here Cow proves advertising has officially gone too far when even livestock becomes walking billboards. This bovine marketing strategy shows advertisers will literally put ads anywhere these days, including on unsuspecting farm animals.

Times sure have changed for computers, but 2 bytes are better than 1 is still true I would say. Funny 1978 computer advertisement

You know you have just been biting at the bit waiting for this monster of a drive, I mean a 10MB computer drive?, holy hell you will never use all of that space. A classic funny old advertisement

A very old computer advertisement for the Dharma initiative. Information on the Dharma initiative can be found here, very cool, yet nerdy reading for sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma_Initiative

A funny sign outside of a bar advertising free beer, but you can only get it 'tomorrow'

I think this is supposed to be a funny tshirt advertisement from T-Mobile about them having the largest 4G network in America, I don't think they could have envisioned it being such a 'wide' and bold statement.