#adrants

[spookyadri]

I dont think im ever going to understand why or how people just hate an entire community. Like I understand some people might have some sort of trauma behind the reason, but thats still not a reason to hate the entire population because not everyone is the same. It would be like if I used the fact that my dad has long hair to say I hate every male with long hair- are you getting my point?

[leanabh-gealach-blog]

Ppl forget about all the intrusive thoughts that those with OCD have. I cannot help myself from having these thoughts. I hate it i hate it i hate it i hate it i hate it

[simonry]

Via Adrants: If you've ever just wanted to stare at thong-clad ass for two and a half minutes, Miss Reef has you covered.

[simonry]

Audi was first, using optical illusions to trick the viewer. Now Honda's using the technic to showcase their new Honda CR-V 1.6 i-DTEC Diesel. Adrants puts it like this: "The spot, entitled An Impossible Made Possible, is a well-crafted collection of optical illusions directed by Gorgeous' Chris Palmer which aims to convince the viewer that, like the car, things are not always as they seem."

[stantonoptical]

Baby loves Stanton Optical TV commercial - http://www.adrants.com/2013/05/baby-loves-stanton-optical-commercial.php

[kenyatta]

From there, the conversation took a surrealist twist, when Kenyatta Cheese introduced Toxoplasmosis - a disease affecting pregnant women, contracted through cat droppings - as a metaphor for memes. The panel debated the possibility that much like we often see in the animal kingdom, "viral" content has a mind of its own, so to speak, and bends the behavior of internet-users to its will. Put more realistically, the panel raised interesting questions about whether cultural memes affect our behavior - how much control we have over content, and how much control it exerts over us without our knowing.

How We Share Content And Why - Adrants

Actually, they're being waaaaaaay too kind. I wasn't suggesting toxoplasmosis as a metaphor for memes. I was suggesting that memes are an emergent form of life that use humans to propagate.

We always talk about this stuff with us (humans) at the center. Maybe we're just nodes that happen to have a flicker of self awareness.

[notabouttwinkies]

there will be no eroticism in my garden of fruit young lady!  i hopes you got your running shoes sweetcheeks cause grandma feels like hunting!