Funny cos it’s true! You need sound. If you like it there’s a load more on Youtube. A bit of Friday fun 
Tango, the orange flavoured fizzy drink from Britvic PLC, recently launched a new advertising campaign which we featured. The campaign stirred a mixed reaction amongst our readers with some being offended by the dumbing-down tone and offensive language. Others however found them highly amusing and asked where they could get one from.
Popart UK are giving away a limited run of 4 different Tango posters.
- Too Much Tango Will Make You Bite Stuff
- Too Much Tango Made Me Think I Was a Ninja
- Too Much Tango Causes Hair Loss and Casual Sexism
- Too Much Tango Causes You to Spy on your Mum and Dad
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Google Earth has been used once again to uncover some pretty cool images, this time it’s familiar faces. Amongst these natural and man made familiarities include an iPod girl, the 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, Oprah Winfey, Jesus Christ on sand dunes in Peru, a Haloween Pumpkin and the Short Circuit robot.
Google Earth spots 6 familiar faces
A native Canadian with a headdress? Or do these hills in Alberta look more the iPod girl with earphones?
A bearded man in a Polish field? But could it be the 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln without his hat?
Five alive? Nope, not this time. But the grounds of Versailles do look remarkably like the Short Circuit robot
Her face is often on American TV screens, but could Oprah Winfey also feature on a maze in Arizona?
Could this be Jesus Christ?
Spookey! Is it a coincidence or has this Massachusetts field been ploughed into a Halloween pumpkin?
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Which one do you like the best? Personally the man made Short Circuit picture is the best. The Abraham Lincoln comparison is a little dubious to us.
A look back at the humble beginnings of some of the internets biggest websites. This post was originally posted by the Telegraph and we feel it fits as a sturn reminder to all those companies and individuals who wait and wait and wait in launching their website while messing over the little details. We say – ‘Just launch it!’, as as we can see from the following screenshots you have to start somewhere.
1. Google.com – launched in 1996
2. Facebook.com – launched in 2004
3. Myspace.com – launched in 2003
4. Yahoo.com – launched in 1994
5. Youtube.com – launched in 2005
6. Wikipedia.org – launched in 2001
7. MSN.com – launched in 1995
8. Apple.com – launched in 1987 (screenshot from 1996)
9. Drudgereport.com – launched in 1997
10. Amazon.com – launched in 1995
11. Twitter.com – launched in 2006
12. Whitehouse.gov – launched in 1994
13. Craigslist.org – launched in 1995
14. Nytimes.com – launched in 1995
15. News.bbc.co.uk – launched in 1997
16. Dell.com – launched in 1996
17. Friendsreunited.com – launched in 2000
18. Telegraph.co.uk – launched in 1994
19. Blogger.com – launched in 1999
20. Flickr.com – launched in 2004
Had a website in development for over a year?
Direct your client to this page, prove to them it doesn’t have to be perfect from day one! Web design is NEVER perfect!
Goldie Lookin’ Chain, the legends behind the legendary “Guns don’t kill people rappers do” have created possibly the best/besteva/bestestever Trumps card game set.
Simply click on any thumbnail to see a full size, uncropped enlargement.
Even better, why not download the set and play Trumps with your nan, wickaaaard!
Best Trumps set eva innit!
Tango, the orange flavoured fizzy drink from Britvic PLC, has launched a new advertising campaign that really caught my eye.
While passing a bus stop the poster on the side read “Too much Tango made me think I was a Ninja but I’m not. I’m just Gary.”. I laughed, cos I’m immature you see. British humor never fails to capture it’s audience through advertising. The trick, or so I’ve heard, is to make a statement, ask a question and most importantly communicate that through to your target audience.
Maybe the statement is true, all those E-numbers can make a child go doo-lally!
Too much Tango will make your hair turn ginger. Yes those ones too.
Too much Tango makes your guffs smell like oranges
Too much Tango causes facial mince, gorilla jugs and cabbaging of the knee
Too much Tango causes hair loss and casual sexism
Too much Tango made me shave my nan. Innit.
Too much Tango made me suck a bull’s udder
Too much Tango made a friend of mine not be able to get a lob-on
Too much Tango will make you bite stuff like horses and that
Ten, of a series of 100, abandoned houses in Detroit, Michigan. Once a city of almost 2 million people, Detroit has since lost over half its population over the last 60 years. http://www.100abandonedhouses.com.
This has the DNA of the Doctor Pepper adverts, with that underlying, uncomfortable humor that had me rolling around on the floor at work for 10 minutes straight. If you’re easily offended, turn away, if not you may also like this Durex Viral video…. roll tape!
I for one have been really worried by the prospect of getting swine flu. Thankfully some scientist boffin types somewhere have come up with a tool that tells you quickly and easily whether you have contracted it or not.
