Charles Addams, Remington Typewriter Ad for The New Yorker (March 1955)
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That office looks fun
I’ve been trying to imagine where they all head out to for happy hour after work. 🙂
I think we should send them an application
And turn in my resignation with Infernal Affairs? Tempting, Ms. Swann, tempting. 🙂
Surely you can do part time at both
Yes, yes, I love Charles Aadams.
All his stuff is just so fun.
An Addams family business no doubt! How great!
I love that the advertising department resides in the basement. Touché, Mr. Addams. 😉
Fantastic! Addams is superb!
I agree – it’s completely charming. Hope you’ve been enjoying your vacation, although I noticed you manage to post more on vacation then I do…well, ever! 🙂