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Handle This: Your Friend Ruined Your Plans
You have a large group of girl friends from college that you still stay in touch with. You've all been talking about getting together for a reunion night, but after months of talk, no one's taken on the responsibility, so you decide to take it upon yourself. You all agree that instead of a big group dinner out, it would be more fun to make it a girls' night in.
Handle This: He Thinks You're Cheating
Recently you've had to cancel plans with your boyfriend a few times due to some school- and work-related issues. He's never been especially jealous, but the new school year must be bringing out his paranoid side. Each time you've changed plans, he's called to check up on you throughout the night.
Handle This: Totally Ditched
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A friend has been down and out lately, so to cheer her up you decide to plan her birthday party for her. You’ve rented a venue with a great DJ, bought some nice bottles of champagne, sent out the invites, and are really looking forward to the occasion.
But come that night, suddenly it seems like everyone who was planning on coming is bailing on you.
This or That: A Big Embarrassment or a Complete Flake?
For the past six months, you and your sister have been battling it out over a particularly terrible weekend that you spent visiting her. Though at the time the argument about her rude behavior wasn’t a huge issue, it’s managed to come up time and time again since then. In an attempt to finally make the peace, you invite her to a dinner party you’re hosting, which she accepts.
The Opposite of "Subliminal Advertising"
Who needs subtlety when you can just bash someone over the head with sex? This commercial (from the 70's maybe?) is for Cadbury Flake candy. It's almost as good bad as that TaB commercial I posted a while back--also from the 70's, the Flakey Decade.
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Kellogg's Testing Logo Corn Flakes in the UK
From Chanel suckers to LV-inspired cupcakes, fashion labels and food have been teaming up in unusual ways. But this trend may be headed in a direction that even the most brand-beset consumers couldn't have comprehended.
In an effort to quash imitators, cereal brand Kellogg's is developing laser technology in the UK to burn its logo onto individual Corn Flakes.
Powderwh*re "Flakes" Gets You Psyched For Snow
I know it is still the middle of Fall, but here's a video that will make you wish it were Winter. Powderwh*re brings you their latest backcountry skiing video appropriately titled Flakes. Last Winter the production company filmed some of the best telemark skiers in the world, with the goal to "capture the joy and freedom that is powder skiing."
Maple Flakes by Equinox
Sometimes I see a new product and I think "What a great idea! Why didn't I think of that. I can't wait to try it."
Suggestive Much?
What's the opposite of subliminal advertising? In-your-face "our product is like a penis that this pretty lady really likes" advertising. Never heard of it?
Dandruff: How to Prevent the Flakes
Shoulder snow - it's not pretty or fun, but in order to treat dandruff, it'll help to know what's causing it in the first place. People used to think that those flakes were caused by dry or oily skin, shampooing too much or not often enough, poor diet, stress, or the use of too many styling products. While it's true that these can definitely not help your dandruff situation, the real cause has to do with malassezia.
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