Wanna see some creepy, cool underwater statues?
I thought you would.
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A mustache was the only thing missing. Now it is officially awesome™.
Via AdLand.
And if for some reason you've been living under a ROCK for the last two days, Old Spice has now become the highlight of my day adding videos on YouTube directed at fans. These are so much better than the Bruce Campbell commercials. ;)
Sadly though, he's missing the Selleck 'stache. A goatee isn't nearly as awesome. ;)
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I Guess This Is A Good Reputation To Have
0 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 6/29/2010 08:56:00 AMLabels: politics, presidential ham, stuff I get elsewhere
Via inspire me now
For the first time I think I'm a little glad to be at work – I mean at least the building has air conditioning. These little guys don't look very big though – and I wouldn't want that mean guy.
Oh, and I don't have a dog, but perhaps if I did – I'd get him this fun toy...
Via inspire me now
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Unfortunately I never got to shoot with infrared film and I always wanted to. I did try my hand at liquid light – which is about as picky and hard to work with.
If you've never seen any, I stumbled upon some today. I might have to go get some for this weekend, although it really may be too hot outside for that.
See more here
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In case your not on Facebook with me – enjoy.
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For all you bibliophiles.
Rintala Eggertsson 'Ark' - tour of the book tower from Architects Build Small Spaces on Vimeo.
Found via Gizmodo
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Despite being in Advertising, I don't post much anymore on it... mostly because there has not been a new Slowsky ad in a long time. Only one more reason for my dislike with Comcast to grow. Where's THEIR sitcom?? I mean seriously.
But on to cool ads I just saw and wish I did. At least Durham is sort of near me, maybe I can feel smart by proximity. ;)
Not only are they bright and colorful and make me think of summer – but the sculptures are real and such a great idea. You should be able to buy one. I would buy this one, because I love ice cream. And now I want to repaint my house.
So awesome work McKinney, I like your website too.
Found via Communication Arts, also there are more ads there.
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I wish I could stomp around in red wellies. I will probably be working this weekend. Don't even get me started... I may go be mad on Twitter. :p
Image via FFFFound
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Via Geekologie
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I had a drawing professor in college who had such perfect handwriting we thought it should be a font. He used a ruler even when he was writing notes on tests.
via brandflakesforbreakfast
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His official name is Bert, but we may switch his name to Magnum.
Also, still alive and I will post something besides mustaches soon. I guess. :D
This Is The Reason We All Need A Porch.
1 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 5/21/2010 09:35:00 AMOr our own town. I feel ya buddy:
I find myself being greeted with cutouts of articles talking about procrastination while supervisors and people with some leverage in the decision making business of the department are constantly rendezvousing to chat it up while I have my headphones on and I’m sending the twelfth job for the day. I’m handing things early and the thanks I get are the ones that are already embedded into the signature of an email. That and finger wagging emails highlighting trivial “mistakes” that are more style than substance and which on a rush day wouldn’t make any difference.
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