Nordstrom takes a rare, noble stand against the hateful Santa infestation that is soon to be upon us. There's very little that's more depressing to me than the first $%#@ing Christmas carol of November.
A German company attached mini-banner ads to flies at a trade show recently, and let them fly around the event. PETA probaly has issues with it, but apparently it was really effective.
Australian ad for Jamieson's Raspberry Ale depicts 'Ho White' and her dwarves ('Filthy, Smarmy and Randy') all together in one big, happy bed. Because if she could get animals to clean for her…
Microsoft finally gets it with this heartbreakingly adorable commercial for Windows 7 that blows that Mac Guy out of the water. Let's face it: the Internet loves kitties surrounded by marshmallows!
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Humo Magazine's shamefully offensive ad reminds us that the most tragic event in our nation's recent history is but weeks away! Most nauseating ad for a magazine ever? Mission accomplished.
A man with a sheep's body, wearing space boots…in space. Yes…yes I would buy a house from this man/space sheep.
This ad has been banned in Australia because it's demeaning to men who suffer from premature ejaculation. The Advertising Standards Board ruled it has “the potential to impact on men's self-esteem and cause shame, embarrassment and undue distress.” Which is wrong, because everybody knows the advertising industry is supposed to hurt the self-esteem of WOMEN.
Paris based advertising agency Ogilvy and Mather have done an amazing job for Mattel in creating a trio of advertisements for the “love it or hate it” board game of Scrabble. This, my BuzzFeed brothers and sisters, is what I call an ad apart. Sit back and enjoy!
Here's the follow-up to that “walk-in fridge” ad. This one's pretty funny too. Well played, Heineken.
Clever, if not brutal marketing rebuttal from the folks at Santa Monica BMW. I guess you can't say that Audi wasn't asking for it!
So, here's a new condom ad. Which makes the very good point that unprotected sex could lead to conceiving a child who will grow up to kill a lot of people. Science!
An interactive Viagra advertisement lets you truly contribute to the ED experience.
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New favorite site, “How Much Is Inside?” actually investigates what we've all suspected at some point in our lives: the packaging is always too big for the product. In this episode, air-puffed Cheetos are reduced to mere grams of cheese power — which actually looks delicious and I'm not mad at them.
A New York-based health foods restaurant is throwing some punches at the fast food establishment! Their other ad features McDonald's Golden Arches, and says, “Lose the McGut.”
Coming soon: “25 Random Things About Your Breakfast” and a “My Breakfast” Tweetup at a location near you. Via @IDKIDM.
Ad agency Abbot Mead Vickers BBDO seriously makes its point by showing elderly folk doing various hardcore drugs. Let's also be happy that grandparents aren't doing meth.
Catvertising: the practice of using cats as tiny roaming billboards. Specifically, black cats, on Friday the 13th, to catch the attention of superstitious persons and encourage them to buy the video game FEAR 2. This is for sure a great idea, although Warner Brothers' claim that the cats are specially trained is dubious at best.
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