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The mascot "Tough Guy" represents Hastings Manufacturing, a maker of piston rings for use in automotive, marine, agricultural, and other industrial engines. The mascot was introduced in 1936 and has been used in Hastings ads for nearly 80 years, including in the "Tech Tips" section of the company's website. Hastings Manufacturing was founded in Hastings, Michigan in 1915.

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This phrase is commonly used to refer to somebody who is extremely good looking and has a nice body.

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The phrase ‘the world is flat’ was a theory when men of science first began hypothesizing how the world might be shaped. The first known map of our earth from sixth-century Babylon depicts the world as a flat or “disk floating in the water.” It wasn't until the Hellenistic Period that a globe or spherical theory became the more popular of the theories. Today, modern science sticks with the spherical theory and the once believed theory that ‘the world is flat’ is now considered antiquated. 

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The Electric Hand was a column-mounted electro-mechanical shifter located under the rim of the steering wheel in 1935-38 Essex, or Terraplane, and Hudson models. It was advertised as a feature to make driving easier and safer because the driver could shift gears without having to take your hands off of the steering wheel. The Hudson Motor Car Company of Detroit manufactured the Terraplane between 1932 and 1938.

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“Tell it like it is” is an idiom used when someone is willing or is required to say the facts as they are, speak honestly regardless of the matter, to be candid or frank. The first time “tell it like it is” was recorded dates to 1899 in the Iowa State Bystander newspaper, reporting the words spoken by an individual about African American issues. 

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A "Teenie Bopper" is a person, typically an adolescent girl, who is into all of the latest trends in fashion, music, and culture. They are often linked with liking pop music and teen idols. The term appeared in the 1950s and was used often in the 60s and 70s. 

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Swedes are the citizens of the Scandinavian country Sweden. The colors blue and yellow are the colors of the Swedish flag. The blue color in the Swedish flag represents truth, vigilance, perseverance, loyalty and justice. The yellow color in the flag represents generosity and is in the shape of a cross symbolizing Christianity.

The slogan "Swedes Have More Fun" may be an allusion to the popular phrase "Blondes Have More Fun" which originated from Lady Clairol ads in the late 1950s for hair dye. Since this ad, the phrase "have more fun" has been used for many other identifiers other than blondes.