Cull - A few choice visuals.

by Aaron Dodez

[cullmedia]

Well done, GE. And the 'Blum is timeless.

[reasonsmysoniscrying]

Nothing spookier than sitting alone in your house and hearing toys speaking in the next room. If I go missing, Lightning McQueen did it.

[cullmedia]

Love this Tumblr.

[reasonsmysoniscrying]

Me: “Boys, eat your vegetables.” Wife: “Right! How do you think superheroes get so strong?” Me: “Well, radiation mostly…” 5yo: “RADIATION!”

[cullmedia]

Great sentiment. Discovered via (Banksy).

[cullmedia]

Native advertising.

(Picture of Times Square, 1909. Via @HistoricalPics on Twitter.)

[cullmedia]

43% of people never unplug from technology. I feel like I do an exceedingly terrible job of this, even while on vacation. But studies have shown this is necessary, especially with the hyper-content coming at us at all times. 

[oatmeal]

Tuesday night doodle.

[cullmedia]

With all the negativity out there, sure feels like this is the only option sometimes.

[dailydoseofstuf]

[cullmedia]

Yup. :)

[cullmedia]

"I had a black dog, his name was depression."

The best PSA about depression by the W.H.O. Great reminder after the tragedy of Robin Williams.

[nevver]

Design Crush

[cullmedia]

Awesome.

[alanajoy]

[cullmedia]

alanajoy:

We all go through this.

Best Advice Ever.

This is great.

[laughingsquid]

A Crowd of Passengers at a Perth, Australia Transit Station Tilt a Train to Free a Man’s Trapped Leg

[cullmedia]

Yay humanity.

[laughingsquid]

Google Maps Adds Virtual Tours of Mars and the Moon

[cullmedia]

Sweet.

[cullmedia]

We need more bathroom graffiti like this. And the sentiment is dead on. The first and third though, amazing.

Via Twitter.

[cullmedia]

Absolutely brutal from John Oliver regarding Native Advertising. This is hilarious - and as a marketer - doubly so. Amazing the flexibility he's given to go after company since HBO's model doesn't need advertisers.

[cullmedia]

Game of Thrones blooper reel played at Comic-Con 2014. Good stuff. And reminder these are real people, regardless of how emotionally invested we become in them.

[cullmedia]

This is great, I wish more digital publishers would add a Send to Kindle button. I currently use a third-party bookmarklet, but when an article has multiple pages it becomes a little unwieldy. 

(Photo is from Businessweek.)