Archive for the 'Funny Pictures' Category
Great Guerilla Advertising (Part 2)
Follow-up of the “Great Guerilla Advertising” article on funnymos. Simple and yet brilliant guerilla ads that guarantee a buzz. With a good idea, you don’t need a big budget to make yourself known or promote your brand. All you can eat motorway rest stop at the entrance in a tunnel Axe was always good with [...]
Merry Christmas!
Romanian Gypsy Village
Welcome to the Buzescu village, located not far from Bucharest, Romania. Gypsies have built here a true tasteless mini-Beverly Hills. As you’re driving down the main street you don’t know on which side to look first. Words are useless, let’s let the pictures talk. Pictures via stari.ro
Food Fight Festivals
Food fight festivals around the world: Annual tomato fight in Colombia: La Tomatina, Bunol, Spain: The Battle of the Oranges, Ivrea, Italy: More weird festivals at Weirdomatic.com
Great Guerrilla Advertising
Guerrilla Advertising is an unconventional way of performing promotional activities. Usually very funny or subtle, it’s a great way to promote a business with a low budget and generate buzz. But you’ll need lots of creativity. Here are some great guerrilla ads examples. They are simply brilliant. Vacuum cleaner ad: Beer guerrilla in a bus: [...]
Random Doggie Generator
The Random Puppy Generator is a website that…. randomly generates pictures of cute doggies for you. You can also upload pictures of your cute dog. Enjoy
Women Drivers
As a while ago we had a “Man of the year” contest, let’s even things and have a…. Top 10 women drivers of the year 10th place 9th place 8th place 7th place 6th place 5th place 4th place 3rd place Runner-up … AND THE WINNER IS … Source: funtoosh
Man Of The Year
Man Of The Year Award 2006 5th place 4th place 3rd place Runner-up … And The Winner Is …
Condoms
A series of funny condoms commercial. And when you say condoms, many of the best commercials are made by Durex.
Power Of Makeup
Behold The Power of Makeup Scroll down to find out the truth …. . . . . . . . .




