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Things Real People Don’t Say About Advertising #

The source image appears to be based on this piece by vhm-alex on dA. Related: 1&2.

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SHINY THING MAKE IT ALL BETTER

“New shiny thing make everything all better, say clever science man yesterday.”

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An Arbitrary Number of People Demanding That Some Sort Of Action Be Taken (FB Group)

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The Damned Company

…by Elliott D. Rosewater and W.J. Galt. [Amazon]

“Turning the business fable on its head, the Damned Company is a farcical tour of Corporate Hell. Based loosely on Dante’s Inferno [...]“

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FDA Approves Depressant Drug For The Annoyingly Cheerful

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Jail threat for Azerbaijani authors of satirical donkey video

Youtube link.

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Authentic Social Media Expert Certificate

Just avoid the guys with Outlook template consultard business cards, and you’ll be alright.

Backup.

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New Google Opt Out Feature Protects Users’ Privacy By Moving Them To A Remote Village

Also: Should we Be Doing More To Reduce The Graphic Violence In Our Dreams

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Magazine for people who try to have conversations about science news

See the full-size pic. Comic by Stephen Collins, originally presented in Prospect Magazine.

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The CEO’s Guide to Jetting (hilarious JetBlue ads)

Direct links to each video: Chapter 1 (Welcome Aboard), Chapter 2 (The Airport), Chapter 3 (The Flight)

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Lex Nokia – Connecting People

Satirical newspaper cartoon by Karlsson, appeared in Helsingin Sanomat on 2009-02-15. The drawing comments a worrying Finnish bill allowing network owners to snoop on traffic. Nokia and other corporations have lobbied for network monitoring legislation for some time.

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Let’s hope we won’t see palinaspresident.com

“Updated daily until November 4th!”

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Carved relief of naked German political leaders grabbing each other’s genitals

“…curious Germans have flocked [in Bodman-Ludwigshafen, in the far south of Germany] for over a week to see a new work by the sculptor Peter Lenk, [a] carved relief of naked German political leaders [former German Finance Minister Hans Eichel, former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, current Chancellor Angela Merkel, former governor of Bavaria Edmund Stoiber and current leader of the Free Democrats, Guido Westerwelle] … naked and laughing and grabbing each other’s genitals. A banner over their heads reads, in English, “Global Players.”"