Ladies, I am sure you all can relate to the ads below. You may want your panty liners to be ultra thin, but do you want the same for your clothing? I guess the answer would be a big NO NO!

Examine each ad closely. Do you think it’s body painting or photoshop? To me, it looks more like photoshop than the art of body painting. Look at the the third picture, it seems not natural at all. Yes, nudity sell but what do you think about this? Overall, it’s creative and different! :roll:

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This year for Valentine’s Day, the city of New York has released this new condom package design with the same latex condoms as in the LifeStyles brand. The package design was designed by Fuseproject. “Help bring condoms out of the closet” said Yves Behar, founder of FuseProject.

“Reminiscent of a condom shape warped into the surface of one’s leather wallet, the NYC Condom’s approachable shape and friendly brand helps create an air of openness and acceptance, thus removing the stigma of the condom as something to be ashamed off.”

I guess it’s time to get some NYC condom :!:

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The Sapporo Snow Festival is held annually in February. It’s one of the largest winter event in Japan. This year is the 59th Festival of the International Snow Sculpture Contest at Odori Park site since 1974. Over 14 teams from various regions of the world participated this year. The 2008 festival is now closed, it was held on February 5 to 11. Every year about two million people come to Sapporo to see hundreds of beautiful snow and ice statues being displayed around the Odori Park, which is the grounds at Satoland and the main street in Susukino.

“The Snow Festival began in 1950, when six local high school students built six snow statues in Odori Park. In 1955, the Japan Self-Defense Forces from the nearby Makomanai base joined in and built the first massive snow sculptures, for which the Snow Festival has now become famous. Several snow festivals existed in Sapporo prior to the Sapporo Snow Festival, however, all of these were suspended during World War II.^“

I think this is one of the place I wish to be in February! They know what to do with all the snow they received. My car is still stuck in the tall snow again. I think I’m gonna start making lots of little snowman around my car. :twisted:

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What are you gonna give to your love one this year? No idea? What about giving a wood gift? I love this ad by Ann Summers promoting their lingerie line. Now please excuse me, I’m going to cut some wood outside! :roll:
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Adidas, the official sportwear partner of the 2008 Beijing Olympic, has launched its 2008 Olympic Campaign entitled ” Together in 2008, Impossible is Nothing.” Their goal for this campaign is to bring Sport into ordinary people lives and share the passion and impact of the Olympic. The commercials and ads below is the first in the series. Expect to see more rolling out in phases leading up to the big event. Adidas will oufit almost everyone at the games. They include staff, volunteers and technical officials of the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, all the Chinese Olympic teams, and all other athletes from all around the world completing in 27 of out 28 sports.

The Managing Director of Adidas Greater China, Wolfgang Bentheimer, has the following to say about campaign: “Adidas believes that the success of the Olympic means more than winning medals and that the Olympic spirit is not just for the athletes. The passion of all the Chinese feeling about the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games will make China a true Sports Nation and Adidas hope to play an active role in this development. This is largest campaign we have ever done in China and showcases the power of the nation : when 1.3 billion people come together. Impossible is Nothing at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.“

These commercials and ads have already mesmerized many people in China, especially passengers from the streets and subway stations. Just imagine everywhere you go, you are awestruck by the coolest commercials on the big LCD screens and the large-size ads on the walls! I must say, this is very eye-catching and definitely ROCK MY WORLD!

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