Well, we use marionettes, of course. Nothing speaks to the sensibilities of the rural farmer quite like a string puppet.
A special thanks to archive.org for continuing to preserve and make available ephemeral films like this one and so many others.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
But how do we educate farmers about nuclear attack?
Posted by Paul at 9:35 PM
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Oh wow. A few thoughts:
1) When there's a nuclear attack, the cow is really the least of your concern. Then again, that's just me. Farmers might beg to differ.
2) When there's a fallout situation, quickly get into the basement... visual: marionette clumsily and slowly trying to walk down stairs... priceless.
Wow. Where did you find this?
hello kelvinkao:
Priceless, indeed! So many of the ephemeral films produced over the years are just chock full of unintended comedy gold. I've added a link to archive.org in the post for anyone who hasn't already discovered these gems.
hi mary:
This film is part of the collection at archive.org. There are a number of films and commercials mixed into the Prelinger and AV Geeks collection that also feature puppets. Many of them, like this one, are quite enjoyable to watch---for all the wrong reasons.
I think this video has given us a good look at what humans will look like, and what life will be like in a post-apocalyptic world.
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