POSTERGASM

[Golden Applesauce]

Here are some different ones in the same vein.  Thank the Brits for these.

[Iason Ouabache]

I don't think that these are the exact ones I've seen hanging up around here, but they are close:

http://www.us-cert.gov/reading_room/distributable.html#work

[Elder Iptuous]

I work at a defense contractor, so we have up all those 'report suspicious stuff' things all over the place, too.  They put up a bunch of these little paper disks with the following image (left), so i modified it to the one on the right, photocopied and hung up in their place.  Gotta prepare everyone for the onslaught of terrrist pilgrims this coming thanksgiving with their assault blunderbusses.  not really mind blowing, but it made me chuckle...

[Golden Applesauce]

I work at a defense contractor, so we have up all those 'report suspicious stuff' things all over the place, too.  They put up a bunch of these little paper disks with the following image (left), so i modified it to the one on the right, photocopied and hung up in their place.  Gotta prepare everyone for the onslaught of terrrist pilgrims this coming thanksgiving with their assault blunderbusses.  not really mind blowing, but it made me chuckle...

Has anybody noticed or said anything about them?

[Elder Iptuous]

Yeah, they've got a few laughs.
I also put up those homeland security cellular phone posters in the breakrooms, and they have been up there for weeks now without comment....
i got more satisfaction out of the cellphone one, because it is a tweak without setting off humor bells.  I want to put more things like that up.  (more in the vein of markoff chaney)

[Golden Applesauce]

If you're planning on slowly ramping up the absurdity of the requests made in the name of national security, remember that metal pens, steel-toed boots, bottled water, cans of soda, and talking at water coolers all pose grave threats to national security.

This little fella dates back from WWII, but I think it still looks relevant enough to hang in your break room.

[Elder Iptuous]

we actually have replicas of WWII propaganda all over the place.  Loose lips sink ships, and all.  I'll have to scan some of it.
as for the steel pens and what not, they actually did pass a thing around about a year ago asking us to declare all exotic metals for some OSHA thing or something, and on the list was steel.  no qualifier calling out rare alloys or anything; just ....steel.  they got a lot of guffaws for that.  people sent it document clips and pens etc.

[Golden Applesauce]

we actually have replicas of WWII propaganda all over the place.  Loose lips sink ships, and all.  I'll have to scan some of it.
as for the steel pens and what not, they actually did pass a thing around about a year ago asking us to declare all exotic metals for some OSHA thing or something, and on the list was steel.  no qualifier calling out rare alloys or anything; just ....steel.  they got a lot of guffaws for that.  people sent it document clips and pens etc.

Proof that satire is dead, because the real world is already even more bizarre.

Maybe find German WWII propaganda posters with essentially the same slogans as the posters that are already up, and put them up across from the existing poster?

[Bu🤠ns]

[Cainad (dec.)]

Those transparent labels are the greatest, aren't they? I used a few to make a conference being held at my college a little more interesting.




http://www.flickr.com/photos/29689394@N03/sets/72157607756844580/

[Triple Zero]

wow it's been ages since i checked the GASM subforum ... you guys've been busy!!

to all!

[Cain]

I'm sure you could find a use for, or adapt this

[Cramulus]

that's cool. Reminds me of The Filth (by Grant Morrison)... where'd you find that?

[Cain]

I made it, and yes it was pretty much inspired by the excellent Filth covers (I haven't seen them in a while, but I remember the first and the last covers being similar).

[Cramulus]

awesome! I'll put up a bunch of these in portland this weekend.