Are you sure that’s a taco?

On my way to work today, I saw this PT Cruiser (ya, first mistake) with what looked like a very… um, how do I put this… a BLUNT advertisement.

I saw this picture sprawled over the back of this super classy car:

My initial thought , being an ex-smoker, was this was one those idiot stoners that like to advertise publically their weed habits, but alas, as I got closer…

… it was a delivery car for Taco Del Mar. 

That’s a taco, not a blunt.

Nice marketing strategy. 

Touché.

Was this information helpful?

It really is a wonder how Microsoft stays in business sometimes.  Especially when  ”intuitive” error messages  such as this one appear in one of the most popular and widely used programs worldwide:

 

 

 

 

 

Did you really just ask me “was this information helpful?

Situations like this remind me of one of the best Futurama quotes, of which I believe Microsoft lives by:

“Our policy is that if you are unhappy for any reason, I hate you”.

Jackasses.

Super Classy Cars, Vol. 10

I am not a fan of bumper stickers.  To me, bumper stickers say “I am fully aware that my car sucks.  I am fully aware that the only way I can pretend that people on the road give a damn about my opinions is to put as many bumper stickers as I can on my car.  I am fully aware that I am a jackass.”

OK, maybe one bumper sticker is fine.  But when you have many bumper stickers, you become the aforementioned jackass.

This guy not only has 100’s of bumper stickers (the most I’ve ever seen at once), but has actually removed his spare tire to make room for more bumper stickers.  I don’t want to judge, but come on… wouldn’t you if you saw this:

Dogs are awesome

This is one of the funniest videos I’ve seen in a long time…