The Cat Hump
July 30, 2008
I’m a big fan of lolcats and other internet memes that include pets and animals. Even if this is not as widespread as the before mentioned, the cat hump might just have a shot for the internet audience. It may come close to porn for some (perhaps zoophilia porn), but it’s worth a look. Here are some kittens doing the hump.
The Bike Cemetery
July 30, 2008
In Europe, riding a bike to work is not a habit you often come across. In China and Japan, bikes are used on a much larger scale. If we’re fighting on parking spots for our cars, in Japan people go for poles and trees to tie their bikes to. And, in case you’re wondering where bikes go when they get old and rusty, there’s a special cemetery for them.
Rebel Monkeys
July 30, 2008
I’m so sick of these emo and neo-nazi trends I could hurl. There’s a softer side to it, brought to us by Julia Malanina, that used in her drawings monkeys influenced by several cultures. Called “4 out of 5″, the collection has no deep message or social meaning, it was only created to make us smile. And so it did.
30 Great Examples of Innovative Marketing
July 29, 2008
I was just talking about some extreme form of advertisement for KFC, with a begging stripper in the subway and now come across these brilliant ads, made by the book, where you’re almost instantly convinced the product is worth a shot. From a razor blades to the almighty people, we’ve gathered some of the most creative ads that recently hit the internets.
A Special Kind of Toiletpaper
July 29, 2008
If you’re tired of the usual reading material in the bathroom when spending more than a couple of minutes, here’s your chance for a little more entertainment in the john. All Sudoku fans that don’t have some a smooth digestion will surely enjoy this special kind of toilet paper.
The Peach Backpack
July 29, 2008
From the package: “Peach has nothing to do with justification; it’s just a backpack with a sense of humor. ” Any comments apart from “wtf?”, “are you serios?” are useless. Here’s a a very odd backback, you’d probably want to wear just if you’re a sex-shop keeper.
Peel Trident - The Microcar
July 28, 2008
Taking about lack of comfort and the sore muscles I got from jugging, I give you one of the most uncomfortable drives around. It’s Peel Trident, a microcar first produced in 1965. The car is 72 in (183 cm) long and 42 in (107cm) wide, with a weight of 198 lb (90 kg). Needless to say, the car was a disaster. Still, this old guy enjoys riding it at various car expos. Here’s the little bugger!
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