Hipoglós: Baby’s First Bluetooth

When trying to convince someone that technologies and toddlers mix, it’s best to avoid a baby so photoshopped that they look like a half-baked pile of dough.

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You know what they say about babies with big hands – they have big bluetooth-enabled diapers. For a system that’s supposed to save parents the trouble of checking for diaper-related disasters, Hipoglós should have made efforts to avoid putting this steamy pile at the forefront of their marketing campaign.

Thanks Ygor! You can see the original on Exame.

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Quiz: Thumbs up for the first born

It’s important to cradle a newborns head, but daddy dearest’s thumb appears to be this baby’s first limb-related disaster. What say you, readers? Inappropriate time for a (Photoshop-related) hand job, or a simple matter of awkward perspective?

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GAP: Mind the GAP

Don’t you hate it when you’re out with the fellas, just skipping along, and Chad accidently elbows your hand into fleshy paste?

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I’m struggling to choose between a joke about being stuck in the middle, or a joke about being dealt a bad hand – so instead, let’s all just have a laugh about the GAP trying to make three grown men skipping look cool.

Thanks Gareth. The original was an email newsletter from Gap.

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H&M: Stunted Figure

When she stands up, you’ll see she’s actually holding a cello.

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The positive press H&M received for featuring full-figured manikins has resulted in a lot of risky choices with their models. Gap teeth, 70′s hair, and a growth-hormone deficiency are the latest round of new ideas to make it out of the marketing department.

Thanks Martin! Could this girl possibly be this size?

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SFX: Who said anything about sex?

Who’s to blame for SFX suddenly being replaced by SEX magazine?

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As popular as Doctor Who is, skyrocketing sales of SFX magazine this month have little to do with the good doctor. The look from Jenna-Louise Coleman suggests she may know what’s up with that.

Thanks Elizabeth. The original can be found in the March 2013 edition of SFX magazine.

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