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Posted on 31. Jan, 2012 by .
In Joburg this could become a thriving business opportunity. Filling potholes with miniature gardens could really take off over there. Of course in reality very few would give a damn unfortunately.
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Posted on 31. Jan, 2012 by .
There are those that will love this – and it’s sure to sell loads of XBox Kinects. For us it just feels that the allure and mystic of Star Wars has been eroded to such an overexposed commercial level thanks to Internet memes and over-licensing. But then again, who really gives a damn. George Lucas is making tonnes of money.
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Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 by .
This looks radical if you’re an outdoors, fit and functional type person.
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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 by .
This mapping idea doesn’t have to just be done on a huge scale outside on the side of buildings. It can also be used inside shopping malls, which have become our modern-day forests (where people roam and forage and spend family leisure time instead of outside where you may get skin cancer or stung by a wasp).
This one was created for such a modern-day forest mall in San Fransisco over Christmas time.
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Posted on 26. Jan, 2012 by .
Soon there will be no reason to walk into a shop and have to deal with humans, ’cause we augmented reality is here to give you that consistent brand experience that a 19 year old gum-chewing, hungover student never could anyway.
After downloading the , customers who turn up at stores can activate an Augmented Reality shopping experience by pointing the camera at the various pieces in the window, revealing 360 degree product models, video catwalk showcases, product information, pricing and the ability to buy instantly… It’s also a great way to generate after hours sales. .
People really seem to love it. Wonder why retailers would even bother with the rent of the shop in the first place. Doesn’t everyone shop online these days in any case?
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Posted on 25. Jan, 2012 by .
A customer is never too young not to be taken seriously.
3 1/2 year old Lily Robinson had an important question about Sainsbury’s Tiger bread that needed sorting out… So she wrote them a letter.

Sainsbury’s reply

Bravo. That’s like a BoB T card right there.
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Posted on 25. Jan, 2012 by .

A night light for your skirting board. Kinda looks like last night’s sunset in Cape Town. Or half an egg. Pacmac on a strict diet…


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Posted on 24. Jan, 2012 by .
This is apparently a Jägermeister ad. Perhaps that’s who will be sponsoring Jackass from now on. We can totally see it. If you live in Joburg – perhaps grab a bottle and go stand in an open field during a bout of lighting while wearing a foil beret and see what happens. Sweet china.
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Posted on 23. Jan, 2012 by .
The more things go high-tech, the more really simple things are seen as an attractive alternative.
We’ll be honest, every since our shiny new iPhone was stolen last year – we’ve been using a Samsung that is so simple they forgot to even give it a model number. It costs R99 new, the battery lasts for about 3 weeks on one charge, has no camera, no Internet access, has been submerged in water for hours and bounced back after spending the night in a bowl of rice to dry it out. It weighs nothing and honestly, if we were offered the iPhone back again from the son-of-a-bitch that stole it – we’d tell him to keep it.
So the new John’s Phone makes perfect sense to us.
John’s Phone keeps things simple. John’s Phone requires no explanation. Use the phone to call and hang up, turn the sound up or down, and lock or unlock it: it couldn’t be any simpler. The speed-dial feature, which allows you to save speed-dial numbers under every number key, makes John’s Phone perfect as a kids’ cell phone…. The back of the phone features a flap containing an address book and a pen – this makes John’s Phone perfect for older users too. via
Sounds bloody brilliant. We want one, but only if the charge lasts longer than 3 weeks.
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Posted on 20. Jan, 2012 by .
Winter training presented by Garmin is an ad, but it’s done in a way that allows the product to sell itself – rather than relying on some hip backing track and mind pulverising editing to shout their point across. Refreshing to watch.