Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Do Women Perfer Men Shaved Genitals

Choice Holidays at the fair ... but longed already finished! The Return of the Living

Today is my second day at work and I seem to have started Yesterday the long-awaited vacation. But who cares, life is beautiful and we have to make sacrifices in order to appreciate the moments less difficult.

Friday, August 15, 2008

Where Can I Buy A Short Tongue Barbell?

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With the arrival of the cold autumn wind, the holidays are approaching the most macabre and dark. Without disturbing the very well known
Halloween (festival of other latitudes that by dint of television appearances and film has earned an honorary citizen in the collective), the exotic Dia de los Muertos celebrations Mexico or the ancient Celtic could simply quote nostranissimo November 2 to "create the atmosphere," and as best AD of a famous Brandy saved in mourning.

My personal contribution to the dismal celebrations is the link to The Advertising Graveyard, Cemetery of Advertising. Ideas and concepts were torn from life before reaching the general public arising from their folders forgotten burial in burial records, starved of attention of the living. The U.S. advertising

Jeffrey Zeldman has put together a collection of concept rejected by customers because it objectively too bold (some go beyond the limits plenty of good taste) or why not fully understood by the customer. Slowly the concept

impaired, the botched drafts, the grotesque ideas just sketched crawl from one page to another site, in their mute thirst for revenge against those who buried them with a "thought ... something less extreme."

Tremble, mortals.

ideas are back.