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Sevak Dasadarian posted this on Youtube as “The World’s Funniest Magic Show - My Favorit :) CLASSIC”
…and I agree. :)
Does Tumblr talk to everybody like they’re two years old?
…or is it just me?
My favorites are the New Follower emails. “ADignorantium is now following you. Hooray!”
Now let’s all have some milk and cookies! :D
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Tokyo, Japan-based mother Aya Sakai has been charting the adventures of her young son and his best friend, which just happens to be a French Bulldog. Ayasakai on Instagram and Facebookvia [Reddit]
File this under #Adorable
File this under #cute
Nobody has a platform for publicity like the President of the United States. But even Barack Obama knows that reaching the children of America takes more than a press secretary. To gets kids’ attention, you have to get on their level.
Enter Robbie Novak, the adorable 9-year-old star of YouTube show Kid President. Originally conceived as a marketing campaign by Freed-Hardeman University’s marketing department — Novak’s family works for the university — Kid President has become an Internet sensation that’s taken on a life of its own. Since the show’s debut in October, Novak has gone on to interview stars such as Josh Groban and Rainn Wilson, and he even recorded a kick-ass TED pep talk that has more than 11 million views. Naturally, the White House thought he’d be the perfect person to team up with for the announcement of the 135th annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
Oh, nuthin’. Jus’ openin’ my fresh container of sugar gliders.
at first i thought “oh that’s awful to jam them all inside like that”
and then i saw the hole in the side
like they had cut up the tub to make a little playhouse for the gliders
and these little butts just all decided to smoosh in there at once
because sugar gliders can’t take turns apparently
Great… now I want a sugar glider! =)
#cute
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Making fun of “feminine product” ads is entry-level ad criticism. The blue water used to demonstrate the tampon or pad’s ability to absorb “liquid” (no mention of blood, of course)? The tendency of women to spin or climb to demonstrate how freely they can move (no mention of why they might not be able to move so freely)? Low-hanging fruit.
Still, when a bloke named Richard took to the Facebook page of Bodyform, a British company that manufactures maxi pads, to complain about misleading advertising, he earned some chuckles. More than 85,000 of them, in fact, judging by the number of Likes.
source: http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2012/10/16/bodyform_british_maxi_pad_company_s_brilliant_snarky_response_to_facebook.html