Rammstein VS Cookie Monster

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Three Frames

Three Frames is a Tum­blr–Blog project post­ing ani­mated .gif files. The gif ani­ma­tion always con­sists of three con­sec­u­tive frames from a movie, played in a loop. This cre­ates funny, but mostly weird images, so take a look and post a com­ment if you can guess which movie is featured!

Where Should I Eat?

You know the sit­u­a­tion: exhausted, drunk, just com­pletely wasted — and the worst thing: hungry.

Eat­ing The Road cre­ated a per­fect flow chart for those life-threatening moments of yours:

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Asleep on the Subway

Asleep on the Sub­way Tum­blelog.
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8-bit Thriller

The King of Pop is back in 8 bits.
http://pinktentacle.com/2009/11/video-8-bit-thriller/
http://blog.rocketboom.com/post/255849789/video-8-bit-thriller-pink-tentacle

White Noise Generator

Tired of all the  annoy­ing noise, peo­ple talk­ing, traf­fic and every­thing else? You are seek­ing for the ulti­mate silence? Here is the solu­tion for you: SimplyNoise.com — a white noise generator!

There are so many pos­si­ble ways of use for this amaz­ing tool:

• Aid Sleep
• Enhance Pri­vacy
• Block Dis­trac­tions
• Mask Tin­ni­tus
• Con­fig­ure Audio Equipment
• Soothe Migraines
• and more…

But wait, there is more to it than that: Go now to SimplyNoise.com and you can not only cre­ate White Noise, but also Pink Noise and even Red Noise!!!

Don’t hes­i­tate and find the per­fect way of relax­ation now!

Web 2.0 Drugs

Have you ever won­dered which drugs are related to the sev­eral web 2.0 ser­vices? Patrick Moberg cre­ated a nice sum­mary for all the  addicts among us: Inter­net Vices

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The Montana Meth Project

As a big fan of the fan­tas­tic TV show Break­ing Bad I’m aware of the seri­ous dam­age a drug like Crys­tal­meth can cause. Sadly, the num­ber of drug addicts is high and the drug users start their careers in an age they should actu­ally care more about their home­work than doing drugs.

For this rea­son, some guys founded the Mon­tana Meth Project, to show the poten­tial young “cus­tomers” what this hor­ri­ble drug is really about:

Our goal is to arm the youth of Mon­tana with the facts about Meth so that they can make a bet­ter informed deci­sion when pre­sented with the oppor­tu­nity to give Meth a try.

The whole thing is actu­ally the first cam­paign against any form of drugs, which — in my eyes — really works. I’m deeply impressed by the offen­sive images used in the ads:

The research-based mes­sag­ing campaign—which graph­i­cally por­trays the rav­ages of Meth use through tele­vi­sion, radio, bill­boards, and Inter­net ads—has gained nation­wide atten­tion for its uncom­pro­mis­ing approach and demon­strated impact. The campaign’s core mes­sage, “Not Even Once®,” speaks directly to the highly addic­tive nature of Meth.

Here are some exam­ples: Read the rest of this entry »