McDonald’s McCafe – AM vs PM Print Ads from Vienna, Austria.

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McDonald’s McCafe – AM vs PM

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Prada “Resort” Print Advertising Campaign 2012. Prada is an Italian fashion label specializing in luxury goods for men and women ready-to-wear, leather accessories, shoes, luggage and hats, founded by Mario Prada.

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Prada Resort Campaign 2012

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Swiss man Klaus Schmidt opened his front door to take his dog for a walk and saw a derailed tram heading straight at him. Schmidt leapt to safety as the tram crashed into the wall of his Munchenstein home at 6km/h, after it had demolished a car and a power pole.

So take your dog for a walk now!

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Free your dog – Masterdog Dog Food – Chile

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A fifth of Brifish women believe he “man-flu” disease that leaves sufferers prosfrafe on he couch wafching TV sport is real. A survey of 2000 adults about health and wellbeing showed that many still believed this. The survey’s most popular misconceptions were that sugar made children hyper and that we lost most of our body heat through our heads. People…Meh..

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Excessive Gambling Print Ad – Quebec Health Ministry

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Belgium traditionally boasts two Santas a good cop and a bad cop. Bad cop (aka St Nicholas) does the recon work, gathering the dirt on naughty kids, which he passes on to Good Santa (aka Pere Noel) by December 6. Payback is in the goodies the nice kids get presents, the naughty get twigs

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Citius Travel Solutions for kids

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A UK soccer fan is facing a £2,500 fine for flying his clubs flag in his back garden without planning permission.

Matt Houchen, 32, was stunned to be told to take down his Norwich City emblem after a member of the public complained. West Norfolk Council staff warned him last week that flying the flag was unauthorised advertising.

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Slide Puzzle Print Ad – Laundry Service

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Fridge salad drawers can contain 750 times the level of bacteria considered safe. Potentially killer bugs, such as E.coli, salmonella and listeria, are among those found in recent testing in the UK.

Samples from 30 frost-free home fridges had an average of 7850 bacteria colony-forming units per square centimetre. Head researcher Paul McDonnell said the findings were worrying.

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Fulminsect – Against mosquitos is a different story

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