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Photo and Advertising Fun with a Little YouTubular Sex

Oct 28, 2006 13:35

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welfy October 28 2006, 22:57:38 UTC

This entire entry made my day. :^) Except that the clothing ad made me feel really horny. GAH!

pchavez October 29 2006, 15:15:07 UTC

That maryjoana sign reminded me of this old paper The Social Construction of Drug Scares I stumbled across the other day.

I'm sure you have already seen it but if you haven't it is an interesting read.

discreet_chaos October 29 2006, 23:29:19 UTC

See, that's the beauty of this LiveJournal thing and the wonderful people on my friendslist.

The other day, I made fun of a geek doing math about vampires and it earned me a pointer toward a scholarly work about mathematics of the predator/prey relationship. I post a picture of a sign from a grocery store that nobody knows whether it's real or not and you've suggested a 36-page pdf, which though I may be familiar with some of the information, I've never seen it in this form and am planning to read it this evening. Heck, occasionally I even learn about fun stuff and wacky sites via these comments.

I ♥ LiveJournal. Thanks.

beforetoday October 29 2006, 15:37:08 UTC

Fur lined inner

omg, hahaha, out of control!

What great fun these all were.

I loved the disabled parking signs -- any idea where they were found and if any real organization put them up, or if it was just random people?

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discreet_chaos October 29 2006, 19:43:32 UTC

I ran across the signs third or fourth hand and as you might imagine, less and less information got passed with each step. A situation which one could say, culminated with me just dumping the pics in a batch with a bunch of others.

Anyway, if I step the blog postings backwards, I've found that they were developed by the Zoom! advertising agency and were finalists for a 2004 EPICA Award ("Europe's Premier Creative Awards") under the category of "Public Interest". And, though I don't see the signs in the agency's online portfolio, their website was still fun because it's very creative, plus now I think that sometime this evening, I might dawdle around and look at a few other EPICA finalists ( ... )