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Penjamin 3.0: when your USB key has trust issues

Penjamin 3.0: when your USB key has trust issues

A sponsored Facebook post featuring an unsettling close-up of an older man's face with digitally altered red glowing eyes, promoting a 'PENJAMIN 3.0 USB KEY' with absurd marketing language. The image uses cursed facial expressions and digital effects to create an intentionally disturbing advertiseme...

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incoherent fitness scam screaming into the void at 3am

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incoherent fitness scam screaming into the void at 3am
scam energykeyboard mashing chaos2010s spam nostalgia

incoherent pop star promises & diet pills compiled by a malfunctioning bot

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incoherent pop star promises & diet pills compiled by a malfunctioning bot
Retired cops markup camcorder 500% and call it innovation

Retired cops markup camcorder 500% and call it innovation

SLOP+ By π“…ƒ (via @wttp3)

Retired police officers and fire fighters create scam companies to sell this shit without knowing a thing about design or anything. This probably cost them $15,000. It's a camcorder in a fucking box

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One weird trick: surgeons hate him (and basic anatomy)

A vintage-style infomercial ad for a knee pain relief program featuring a desperate man in athletic wear performing an extreme stretching pose with yellow lightning bolts emanating from his knee. The beige, retro aesthetic combined with over-the-top medical claims and questionable anatomical outcome...

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One weird trick: surgeons hate him (and basic anatomy)