Posts tagged ad.

happlelujah:

the-insultana-of-ott:

my dream is to create a brand of pads and tampons called “THERE WILL BE BLOOD” that’s non gender specific and is all black and red and the ads are just death metal and like everyone who menstruates just mudwrestling in blood and and punching republicans and everyone is all different races and sizes and ages some people have body hair and some people don’t and it just ends with the words “BECAUSE YOU’RE A BAD ASS MOTHERFUCKER”

Please.

mrscphillips:

Look at this guy

he has three fucking arms

if that doesn’t sell clothes I don’t know what will

nickywirefanclub:

this comment speaks to my soul

saezutte:

mizkringley:

tsianina:

loki-dokey:

bltsl4:

Why is she cutting bread with a door stopper?

Why would you scrub your feet standing?

Why does the doughnut literally fly in to mustache mans face and wiggle around?

WHY TO ALL OF THESE. WHY.

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU

I cannot stop laughing.

PFFT

THE ONE WITH THE FUCKING TWO PLATES IN THE MICROWAVE

THAT IS LIKE THE HUMAN PINNACLE OF GIVING UP

I NEED BOTH OF THESE PLATES HEATED UP IMMEDIATELY

JUST DUMP THEM ON TOP OF EACHIDSJFGFHgjh

I AM LAUGHING SO HARD YOU HAVE NO IDEA

likeafieldmouse:

Leo Burnett - Raising the Roof (2010) - Awareness campaign for Canada’s homeless

commanderbishoujo:

crankyskirt:

darkj-fitness:

size10plz:

omg

Wow. Wooooooooow.

HIS FACE DOE

celery gettin that ass

“Enjoy Celery: Nature’s Toothbrush for the Colon”

bulletinaweave:

The District of Columbia government Thursday will launching a campaign that advocates say is a first of its kind: A series of ads “promoting respect for the District’s transgender and gender-non-conforming communities.” One of the ads features Kisha, a trans woman who lives in D.C. The ad quotes Kisha, saying, “I love wandering through Smithsonian museums, eating on H Street with friends, and going to shows at Howard Theatre.” Then, the aim of the campaign: “I’m a transgender woman and I’m part of DC. Please treat me the way any woman would want to be treated: with courtesy and respect.” The posters — which the D.C. Office of Human Rights has been sparking interest about on Facebook — then note that discrimination based on gender identity and expression is illegal in the District of Columbia and provide a website and phone number for more information. (via DC Launches First-In-The-Nation Trans Respect Ad Campaign)