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Creatives on Craigslist. Yeah, it’s sad. But not as sad as disseminating bulky PDFs about creatives on Craigslist.

Legs, the content folk responsible for Diesel’s “Pete the Meat Puppet,” just launched its own website. Careful, desk cogs: it’s ornamented with naked people, floating slowly about at extremely close range. (Like, close enough to see corns and butt freckles. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.)

Vintage takes on horror films. “Man is the warmest place to hide.” Heh.

– The Social Path turns great-aunt into modern meme.

Print ads for thinking to.

Why it’s dangerous to sponsor potheads with Rice Krispies Treats.

Slim Cybershot guerrilla.

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