a Korean ad for plastic surgery.
As an ad person, I’ve gotta say it’s well done. As a human, I am horrified/amused.
THX Hailey!
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Pwnage - Xperia PLAY (by sonyericsson)
This really is a hilarious ad, well done.
If only it were so simple.
Most Internet Users Willing to Pay for Privacy
Focus on the top section first, which provides the age groups polled. As you go from oldest to youngest, privacy concern lessens. Younger Americans are more willing to grant advertisers information about their interests than older Americans. One of two things is going on here. Either younger Americans are more comfortable with less Internet privacy or the desire for secrecy grows as people age. While either theory could hold in theory, the former probably makes more sense. The younger the age group, the more of their formative years were spent in the Internet age, which probably makes younger Americans more comfortable having their privacy compromised by online advertisers.
What’s stranger, however, is the second part of the chart above — the income distribution. Astonishingly, the wealthier the respondent, the less willing they are to pay for their privacy. In other words, there’s an inverse relationship between those who are willing to pay for privacy and those who can more easily afford to do so.
» via The Atlantic
(via journo-geekery)
PlayStation 3 Gran Turismo 5 TV Commercial (via PlayStation)
What a great laugh.
Everything needs a website. These things don’t sell themselves.
I already have something that tells me when something is cold.
Classic innovation.
Okay, is everyone tired of this Coors Light can that tells you when beer is cold thing? You know the commercial, (just one of the many) where the man comes home and there is are rose petals on the floor, candles lit in a trail to the bedroom, and his wife standing against the wall in something she just got from Victoria’s Secret? And rather than running to her, he runs to the fridge, and gets excited over his beer which has mountains that turn blue and tell him his beer is cold.
Somehow the geniuses at Coors believe we need a can to tell us when the beer is cold.
And… that the blue mountain-cold beer thing is better than sex.We need a cure for the common cold. We need a cure for cancer. We need to convert to non-polluting power sources. But somehow, someway — there are scientists, and engineers who’ve devoted their careers to discovering the printing ink that changes color with the temperature. Well, I am sure the world will be proud when your obituary is written. It will say: Inventor of the color changing mountains on a beer can dies.
Unwittingly, these modern trailblazers have also invented a technology which tell you when urine gets cold. Because when the mountains turn blue, you know what’s inside is cold, and Coors Light tastes like piss. Ergo…
At the very least, these scientists and engineers must be exciting at parties. Someone can ask: “So what do you do?” and he/she can respond: “I work at Coors and I discovered how to tell when a beer is cold.” And the inquirer will respond: “Buddy, I discovered how to do that when I started drinking, you touch the damn thing.”
3M Scotch. Permanent double-sided tape.
Brave campaign.
AdFreak: Gillette asks ladies how they like ‘it’ shaved
Cleans Your Balls won a gold Lion??
I can’t believe this is real. Flirt is a terrible name for a vodka.
she’s been doing a lil more than flirting.
Wow… just… wow.
