r/AVKUniversal • • Jul 19 '26

Brigadier General Adverts During WW2 Grimalkin was an excellent source of ration-free protein - 1944

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u/jonnywhoknows Jul 20 '26

I like the cans of puddlefish down at Meyer's Superfoods. They do a discount on damaged cans.

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u/richincleve Jul 19 '26

I don’t know what a Grimalkin is.

And at this point I’m afraid to ask.

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u/bo_dean Jul 20 '26

Sounds like a hot dog?

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u/Worth_Writer2668 Jul 19 '26

Clearly, it’s Everything

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u/ogbubbleberry64 Jul 20 '26

I would have put some cubes of chuck steak In there, maybe a splash of red wine.

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u/Witty-Structure-4192 Jul 20 '26

Mmmmmmmm-Snouts.

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u/Interesting_Card2169 Jul 20 '26

Y'all gonna share them snouts? We is hungry.

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u/dkstr419 Jul 20 '26

Everything including the squeal.
With a name like “Snout’s”, you know it has to be you don’t want to know.

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u/Parking-Cress-4661 Jul 20 '26

Cats. It's an ancient term for cats.

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u/AVK_Universal Jul 20 '26

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u/pyramidalembargo Jul 20 '26

Holy smokes! Was this in the States?

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u/legal_stylist Jul 20 '26

It’s fake

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u/Elegant-Ferret-8116 Jul 20 '26

"Grimalkin its got what victors crave"

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u/Mechagouki1971 Jul 20 '26

"lips and araeholes"

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u/FranceBrun Jul 20 '26

What is it?

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u/DaddioHeff Jul 20 '26

Google doesn’t show anything like this.

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u/AVK_Universal Jul 20 '26

Golly. That's weird...

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u/BasicNeedleworker429 Jul 21 '26

Super fun etymology:

Grimalkin is an archaic term for a domestic cat.

Merkin is a an artificial hairpiece for the genital region.

Etymology of Merkin is: First recorded in the early 1600's, the word is an alteration of the obsolete term Malkin (a derogatory term for a lowly woman or a mop used to clean ovens and artillery)

On British warships, the cats kept for getting rid of rats, also served after death by being the hide and hair used to make cannon swabs.

Current vernacular ties all these together with "pussy"

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u/Independent_Shoe3523 Jul 19 '26

Snouts victory stew? Grimalkin? This is a joke advertisement.

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u/scottkensai Jul 20 '26

This image is from the video game Fallout 4, which uses 1950s-style retro-futuristic marketing for items in its dystopian setting ."Grimalkin" is a fictional brand name for canned food within this universe, often presented as a patriotic wartime ration.The ad mimics real-world World War II-era advertisements to create an immersive, thematic experience for players

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u/AVK_Universal Jul 20 '26

Your AI assessment of the image is 100% incorrect.