grecohijar:

Una bicicleta así no me vendría nada mal

thiswolf:

Fantastic PSA by Metro Train services. 

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helloyoucreatives:

Problem

Drivers ignore speed signs

Solution

Just tweak the copy. Don’t tell them how fast they’re going, tell them how long they’ll be in the hospital if they crash at the speed they’re going.

Ford Ranger Extreme - Matchbox http://goo.gl/5KDi1

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artchipel:

Leonid Tishkov - Private Moon (2000-2005)

collaboration with photographer Boris Bendikov

The Moscow Moon
in a starless sky
has sat down on the edge of a roof

Best Cookie Packaging EVER

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Thinking out of the box with drinking cup lids 

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thisbigcity:

urbanfunscape:

People relax on public steps anyway, why not give them a comfortable way to do so? Stair Squares, by Mark Reigelman, were installed at Brooklyn’s Borough Hall in 2007.

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museumofusefulthings:

Rinser Toothbrush with Power Fountain.  Saw this here.  See more here.  

Seaside on the tube/ subway?

this is awesome!! 

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thiswolf:

Protect your last beer.

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npr:

Hm. Interesting. Me, my brother and four of my cousins are April babies. — Tanya B.

utnereader:

nevver:

How Common Is Your Birthday?

Guess humans have a mating season after all.

springwise:

Brazilian fashion retailer displays Facebook ‘likes’ for items in its real-world stores

Bridging the gap between the online and offline worlds is a challenge for any brand, but Brazilian fashion retailer C&A has come up with an innovative solution. Much the way both Renault and Bacardi have found ways to translate between real-world approval and Facebook “likes”, so C&A has found a way to bring customers’ Facebook approval into full view in its real-world stores. READ MORE…

architectura:

The Slauerhoffbrug is a fully automatic bascule bridge in the city of Leeuwarden in the Netherlands. It uses two arms to swing a section of road in and out of place within the road itself. It is also known as the “Slauerhoffbrug ‘Flying’ Drawbridge”.

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