April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Ads That Rock |
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Publicis Malaysia ran this campaign for HP’s advanced photo paper, featuring outdoor displays depicting a “hole in the image” placed at strategic points to give the illusion that the path was not real, but merely a huge printed image.
Well, HP will do anything to make us forget the fact that inkjet ink is the most […]
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Strange Places |
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The Dinner in the Sky restaurant, one of the strangest restaurants in the world, and the video explanation. This is where they try to convince you it is so much fun dining if your balls are quivering right in your throat.
{Mad: Joseph Schneider, the mothership beckons}
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Gadgets, Apple |
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Have you been using that iPod only for music and shit and stuff? WTF SRSLY? How about turning it into an awesome taser weapon, magically transform it into an iPhone, or your own personal pirate radio station? And more!
{Photo: Bill Gates dances with an iPod like a silly girl}
{Mad: Microsoft loves you! It really, really […]
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Intriguing Animals, Strange Animals |
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Lions don’t wait to kill the animal before starting the process of eating it—as soon as the buffalo stops thrashing, lions start to eat. This is much harder than it sounds however, because the hide is very thick. The prime spot to start is always claimed by the dominant female, or if the male is […]
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Money |
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Zimbabwe’s official asswipe: the 10-million-dollar bill.
lucre
{Mad: Dear baby Jesus, please spank all those banks, hard}
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Snaps |
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Who understands this shit, raise his hand.
via
{Mad: Jesus does the YMCA}
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Humor, Intriguing Animals |
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Lobster finds the cat’s lack of faith disturbing.
{Mad: “North Korea ate my rabbits!”}
April 30th, 2008
Filed under: Apple, Human Nature |
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“Each of us is exposed to thousands of brand images every day, most of which are not related to paid advertising. We assume that incidental brand exposures do not affect us, but our work demonstrates that even fleeting glimpses of logos can affect us quite dramatically.”
– Gavan Fitzsimons, researcher, on how even the briefest exposure […]