Archive for the ‘Humour’ Category

We put a V8 in Pete’s Smart car!

22nd February 2010

Imagine starting up your modern, boringly silent car and the interior is filled with the thrilling sound of a powerful Super Sports Car engine…
www.soundracer.se/

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The Soundracer

17th February 2010

Okay, okay, this is a little off piste for our work blog, but, if you drive anything less than a V8 (and that’s most of us thankfully), you’ll want one of these :-)

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Stop-Motion Ace YouTubes Himself to Hollywood

15th February 2010

Patrick Boivin did this amazing stop-motion video for the Google Nexus One and is now on his way to Hollywood.

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We know what guys are thinking

9th November 2009

One of my more serious posts ;-)  Found this on the great  LOVE creative blog, thanks.

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Graphic designer V’s Client

28th September 2009

Not sure wether to laugh or cry!

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Everything is amazing

14th September 2009

Hilarious and true.

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Spinning wheels

3rd September 2009

Fun viral from Yamaha, about the upcoming 2010 version of their class-leading YZ450F dirt bike:

What’s clever is that Yamaha are deliberately playing up to their community of fans.  Rather than reacting angrily to the rumours and leaked specifications on blogs and forums, they are actually using community buzz as a marketing tool.  It’s a great idea and demonstrates how a big company can – and should – engage directly with a fanatical community.

And, on a personal note (being a rabid MotoGP fan), I’m also really impressed Yamaha has gotten sound bites from their top riders across all racing disciplines.  It gives the fans even more of what they want, whilst having some fun at the same time.

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“What the..?!”

27th August 2009

Products tagged with “wtf” on Amazon by their customers (426 and climbing).  There are some real gems in here, as well as this being yet another testament to Amazon’s open-mindedness regarding social media.

A book entitled 'Knitting with Dog Hair'

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