Subliminal messages in advertising are nothing new. For years there's been talk of images embedded inside of others that cause you to crave the product, or associate the product with other things. When advertisers use this technique — not that they'd ever admit to it — it's usually hidden. It's not often that an advertiser asks you to figure out their message. Apparently the folks at KFC are Read more

Awww. The Romeo below cued his favorite music, put on a sports coat, posed around in a frilly green garden, and shared his deepest sentiments in poetic prose. What a guy. An anniversary gift doesn't get any better than this! But you know what they say, "For it is in giving that we receive." Bingo. Read more

Subliminally. Per Elisabeth Hasselbeck's request, Kevin Nealon busts out "Mr. Subliminal" on The View and doesn't hold back. He subliminally says all the shit we've been thinking and not saying for years about those nauseating delightful hookers co-hosts on the most torturous worthwhile trash show program on television today. Thank you Shame on you, Kevin! Read more

If you ask me, the beach sells itself-- but this works too. I like to think of it as the more mature (read: dirrty) version of "Where's Waldo?" That is, can you spot the indiscretions? Check out the gallery for more of the same "subliminal" advertising. View 3 Photos › bestadever3 bestadever2 bestadever1-1 Source read more Read more

Now this is how to rock her world! Source Read more