
Simple ENough. By Annie Chiu
VIA broccolicity


1. Talk about a good f*cking cause.2. I know times are hard in the Raptors camp, but this is the GAYEST thing I have ever seen.3. Love this idea. I might do it in my own home.5. Ladies, would you say yes to this marriage proposal? It was either you or Bulbasaur.6. Bieber winning.7. Holy sugar hill gange...I love this shoe.8. This is really how the cosmos was made. And it makes perfect sense to me.9. Gross tattos. Leave it to a girl to go above and beyond.





"A fertility clinic in Australia placed an ad in FHM that caused the magazine's pages to stick together. When unstuck, the pages revealed a woman posing in lingerie...The message being—donate it at the Repromed fertility clinic instead."

1. Antismoking ads for soldiers look like this. Cause in sweden soldiers like to have sex. And they also use gun.....3. Unfortunately, history shows that as far as Jets/Pats games go, it's completely the opposite 9-year-old boy.4. But as a New Yorker, this makes the loss last night not a little less painful.5. Inception in real-time. My brain breaths a sigh of relief. Now I can move onto Harry Potter.7. If you thought For Colored Girls was visual torture. But somehow, I love her more....8. Hair in your food? Send it back, unless its...art.9. Babies cost a fortune. Use a condom. I'm sold.10. R.I.P.


This Bloody Red Water Fountain was located in Unirii Boulevard, Bucharest, Romania, This was a “promotion” somehow for Hemophilia awareness.





Adidas from igor martinovic on Vimeo.

"....Amnesty International Portugal and Leo Burnett Iberia launched Tyrannybook, a social network dedicated to the surveillance of some of the world leaders who violate Human Rights the most. By building a global community of Human Rights defenders, this nonprofits organization aims to get more involved in the social networks during this year 2010, not only to gain the visibility inherent to the web platform, but also to facilitate the contact between the causes it promotes and the public. Thus was born Tyrannybook, a network that aims to generate a global consciousness about the countless atrocities that take place here and there across the globe..."
"The Tyrannybook will gain size and presence on the web each week that passes. In this first phase there are ten tyrants in the site: Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan, Kim Jong Il of North Korea, Than Shwe of Myanmar, Hu Jintau of China, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, Thomas Lubanga Dyilo of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Radovan Karadzic of Serbia, Aleksandr Lukashenka of Belarus and Ramzan Akhmadovich Kadyrov of Chechnya. Taking advantage of the visibility of this kind of social networks, Amnesty hopes to get more support to the causes it promotes...."
I know. I know. I should be more impressed. But after reading the description, I was left kinda...like "AND???" Then I read makethelogobigger's concerns, which are valid. You sure as hell wont be registering onto any sites when your first born is up for grabs. And it all seems so, lackluster and not really thought out with a purpose. It's just a working wikipedia.

