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euphorbic:

cock-speed:

sexykangaya:

WHAT THE FUCK

I think this is the commercial I’ve always wanted

Agreed.

Women dressed as lobsters promoting Hackney’s restaurant in Atlantic City circa 1940.

euphorbic:

thecreatorsproject:

Laser-cut seaweed patterns. 

Wonder how long until I start seeing these?

World, you may get Avengers and Prometheus three months before I do, but I get the laser-cut nori!

…it just… isn’t… the same… 

Oh my.

fuckyeahrussianpolitics:

I haven’t seen this on your blog, but I thought many would get amusement out of it.

(for those who don’t speak Russian, they can hit the CC button and get subtitles)

They Live

Fucking watch it.

As online retailers increasingly depend on reviews as a sales tool, an industry of fibbers and promoters has sprung up to buy and sell raves for a pittance.

Ferreting Out Fake Reviews Online - NYTimes.com (via npr)

Ruthless Reviews are the only reviews I ever read.  This is part of the reason.

(via npr)

fattiesdelight:

sothisiswhatshemeans:




Food Fact:
These are mashed potatoes. Anytime you see an ice cream ad on tv (scooped or being scooped all slow and creamy style) it is 90% of the time coloured mashed potatoes because they look like ice cream but won’t melt like it under the camera lighting.

I know a bunch of these weird food ad facts &it makes looking at menus a lot more fun when you can point out how much of the food in the picture is actually what it’s suppose to be or let alone edible. 




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fattiesdelight:

sothisiswhatshemeans:

Food Fact:

These are mashed potatoes. Anytime you see an ice cream ad on tv (scooped or being scooped all slow and creamy style) it is 90% of the time coloured mashed potatoes because they look like ice cream but won’t melt like it under the camera lighting.

I know a bunch of these weird food ad facts &it makes looking at menus a lot more fun when you can point out how much of the food in the picture is actually what it’s suppose to be or let alone edible. 

(via lousonyak)