Bad Rum. Good commercial.

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Moon Landing - 40 year anniversary

Check this out.

Super cool site where they're counting down to the Apollo Moon landing mission as if it were 40 years ago and there were things like Twitter around.

Coolest thing you will see today.

Post the Rainbow

Skittles Ads. Yeah, some are as old as the hills, but let's all enjoy them one more time, shall we?

Must-watch Internet.

Amazing animated short from Grzegorz Jonkajtys.

Interesting look at the process here.

Via No Fat Clips via notcot.org.

Creepy Good.

Ad Badger Mellow Gold Track of the Week

"People Out There Turning Music Into Gold"
John Stewart
1979

Ad Badger Mellow Gold Track of the Week

"Baby Come Back"
Player
1977

I've heard of rockin' the house ...

... but this is ridiculous!

David Byrne is playing "the building." So cool. He's rigged a NYC house to his, um, organ, shall we say--the pipes, the ductwork, all that--so the entire house is now a musical instrument. Pretty awesome.

Visit his site, dig around and you'll find a couple audio samples of other people "playing the house."

Click here

Wow.

MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

Tom will love that it has an adorable Q-bert like head/foot person.

Playstation

Morning Tongue

Speaks for itself, ya know?

Incredible, inflatable, interactive colon!

"Ladies and gentlemen, the colon is now open. Please, come inside the colon. That's it. Take it all the way in ..."

Somebody, quick, Googlemap Somerset, KY!

Remember this? Yeah, this was pretty awesome.

Thomas Edison was a fool. He should have invented gum.

Giant legs? They'll never go for it!

Where do these types of clients come from? Do we have any?

UPDATE: Link to widescreen version at Creativity Online is right here.

Best. Spot. Ever.

You know me and hyperbole ... Really, though, is this not the best?

We're not in digital Kansas anymore ...

The infinite Oz promo-site for the upcoming TIN MAN miniseries on Sci Fi Channel.

UPDATE: This amazing internet experience was inspired by the Zoomquilt

Next. Best. Commercial. Ever.

Jonathan Ogden of the Baltimore Ravens shows us his fierce thespianism*.


* - Probably not a real word.

Which came first, the beer brick or the draught keg?

Here's an idea that was way ahead of its time: The Heineken beer brick.

I'd venture to say that if Heineken were the beer of choice for rednecks rather than Budweiser, this country music nonsense would never have caught on.

"My wife left me. My dog is dead. Guess I'll drink me an igloo or design a retaining wall or something."