In recent years, Guatemala City has become severely plagued with advertising of all kinds. By adding a simple red circle to them, anyone can effectively turn its meaning upside-down. How i wish to see the same thing happening here in Beirut.

Check the artist page on www.cargocollective.com

There is a new trend to mess up with ads, in subways in general, and on the streets. We already covered the Pop-Down project in an earlier post, where people are sticking a “close window” sticker on public “space pollution” areas.

Lately, something really awesome is happening in Berlin. Someone has been photoshopping the ads with some photoshop interface stickers. Looks totally cool! I just can’t wait to see this happening in other cities around the glob. (via i.gizmodo.com)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BbL9H7ZwjQ

David Letterman designed this prank.

“Let’s get a closer look at the Jamba Juice, before we starting sending in the Spidermen guys.”

In 1984, Apple reinvented the Personal Computer. Then Apple reinvented how operating systems work, and reinvented music with the iPod, and reinvented the phone with the Iphone… It’s time to reinvent the wheel!!

I never knew how much I hated keyboard until I saw this new laptop! the Mac Wheel Rocks!!

Dan Podosek and Yuki Palermo are obssessed with the “invisible rope” prank. They stop cars, bikes, people, and anything else that they feel needs to be slowed down or  stopped.