Ladies, let’s be honest: your intelligence isn’t the first thing we notice.

Or so they say at the Trivial Pursuit Experiment:

Come on guys, don’t disappoint me and let’s show the ladies we’re damn smart. At least sometimes.

Word of advice: don’t miss too much answers or you’ll have to watch some humiliating performances by one of ours.

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On September 22, 7 matches will be played at specially chosen locations with the Twilight Football final in South Africa.
The tournament is sponsored by Sony to promote their Exmor CMOS Sensor technology, able to capture fast-moving action in low light filming conditions.

I’m not that into bull fighting, but the football players on the video above have some raging skills.

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A revolutionary online media plan, by the folks who brought you swear words, Gringo.nu.

URL: http://www.campanhainstantanea.com/

Choose your budget and expect to be surprised with the amazing snake-oil solutions. From viral to widgets, any guru similarity with reality is pure coincidence. Or not.

Brilliant self-promo. And a tongue-in-cheek critique to the so called online media gurus and social media experts.

Following my last post where i mentioned your mom as a metaphor for the way Data Portability should be made easy, here’s a series of mom videos that have been making the rounds lately on the latin-american advertising community. Considering the hit that Mad Men was, we do love to look at ourselves, don’t we?
The videos, in spanish, show the mothers of creatives trying to figure out what the fancy advertising jargon really means.

Viral. Qué es.

Qué es para 2 madres Crispin Porter

From Briefing to Art Director, it’s a hilarious self critic.

Created to promote the IMAN awards, LaMadreQueTePario.com has also some serious take on our profession, and is based, whatelse, on PowerPoint presentations. Because, if your mother can’t figure it out, it’s impossible she’s proud of you.

Seems like Nokia is doing more viral stuff, with Bruce Lee on a ping pong challenge.

Who said porn can’t be used in advertising? Sure it can. Just watch the SFW (Safe For Work) video that Diesel did for their 30th anniversary party.

Agency: The Viral Factory
Source: AdRants

P.S. So Diesel apparently decided to pull the plug on this one.
But fear not, a new version is below, for your viewing pleasure.

I just don’t get it. Someone decides to seed the video and all of the sudden they’re pulling the rug, on what could be a great viral?