VD, it’s for Everybody

This was actually the PSA for which I was searching. Anyone remember it? I might have actually seen it once, late on a Friday or Saturday night, but it made an impression. I think it was pretty well done for the era.

What do you think?

No one wants a fella with a social disease!

Damn, that video at R1 is really quite well done. It just drags your attention in, like a fish on a line. I’ll probably watch it a dozen times tonight.

Why did they put an image of a 9-months pregnant woman in there? How the hell did she catch it in her condition? And...was that a lesbian couple dancing at the end?

Not every Miss is like your Sis......

I’m concerned about the two horses featured in the VD commercial. They shoot horses, don’t they? Please keep your dirty stinking hands off the horses. Just don’t even touch them at all, with anything. Invest in a ten foot pole, you whores.

I want to know the make and models of the cars in R1. It looks like they hit a Chevy Impala, c. 1970. Or maybe a Cadillac?

What was the sporty vehicle? It looks like fun. I can’t figure it out. It doesn’t look like a Ferrari, Impala, or GTO. I want one.

[quote] R4: Why did they put an image of a 9-months pregnant woman in there? How the hell did she catch it in her condition? And...was that a lesbian couple dancing at the end?

That’s the entire point. They tell you: “VD is for everybody, not just one or two.”, doofus. She could have had it before she got pregnant. And straights are still having sex at that point, so she could still catch it then. I think pregnancy sex is depicted in a movie about retaliation for the Munich Israeli massacre. The hero is shown fucking his very pregnant wife.

And, no, they didn’t have Lesbians in 1970, so that is not a Lesbian couple. But if it were, VD is for them, too. It’s for everybody.

No one speaks of sexually transmitted diseases as “VD” anymore. It seems very 70s now.

Even Joey....

OP, you type clinically.

R7- The car with the young couple in it was a 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible. The car they crash into was a 1970 Cadillac Deville.

Johnny -- keep your gun clean!

Good Times nailed this in the 70s. With Jay Leno!

Thanks, R12! I never knew the Oldsmobile was a cool car. It seemed to become an old man’s car by the time it was discontinued. The Cutlass is a beautiful car. I wonder if they can be rented anywhere for the week? I’ll bet they’re expensive, if you can find one.

And that Cadillac is a beautiful car, too! I saw one for sale online. I’ll buy both after I win the lottery!

I remember when some of the interstates in CT, RI, and MA where as sparsely populated as is shown in the video shown in R1. It was nice driving then. This would be the 1960s through 1980s. Once they built the casinos in eastern CT, it increased the car traffic al, around it, and that was the end of that. Now it’s hard to find an interstate nearby that isn’t congested most of the time.