This old Ben-Gay ad, featuring a now-lost character called "Peter Pain" (a kind of thuggish, pox-speckled leprechaun) is one of those artifacts that suggests we've gone through an aesthetic singularity, a unidirectional membrane. Can you imagine a future in which this artwork is once again used to sell product? Also: I've always thought of Ben-Gay as a muscle rub, but this ad seems to imply that you can use it like Vicks — rubbing it on your chest, I suppose?
This DIY mutant Furby by Evan and Katelyn is far more futuristic and terrifying than the original 1998 Furby model. This spin on the beloved toy combines the original Furby… READ THE REST
In what could be straight out of a Freaky Friday style body-swap movie, a man gives off silly-doggo vibes when he plays a goofy joke on his golden retriever. Meanwhile,… READ THE REST
A tiny Shih Tzu pup named Pearl was carrying her favorite new toy — an oversized plush fish — when she tried to jump onto a bed. But oops, even… READ THE REST
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