Man, that looks like a good time! I bet Westboro had a good time; you know they're all a bunch of "fags" on the inside.

Upvote for the guy eating the burrito with the "Millions of Damned Christians" shirt on. Subliminally, it was read in my mind as "Millions of Dead Christians" (after MDC the legendary punk band if you for some reason don't fucking get it) and I was like "Oh no he duh ehnt!" and rewound and saw that it was just "damned" haha! Awesome shirt regardless.

*Had a look at their wiki page and I guess they were never known as Millions of Dead Christians" but "damned" was one of them. Here's a list of what they went by and you'll see why I was confused:

Millions of Damn Christians
Multi-Death Corporation
Millions of Dead Children
Millions of Dead Chickens
Millions of Dead Congressmen
Millions of Dead Contractors
Marine Death Corps
Missile Destroyed Civilization
Metal Devil Cokes
Millions of Dead Capitalists
Mariah Death Cult
Misguided Devout/Damned Christians
My Dog Charley (Toronto, 1988)
MILFS Date Cougars
My Dead Child
Magnus Dominus Corpus (2004)
Male Dominated Culture
Millions Of Demonstrators in Cairo

>> ^cason:

This guys is right. We should use our middle finger more for conversational hand gestures.


In the comments section on YouTube, he points out that this action was a lulzy stab at E-Bay/Paypal Cason

YouTube quote:- "my subliminal message to the faceless corporate money changers. People have been given these scumbags the finger since Jesus was a kid"

>> ^shinyblurry:

An open mind is a saving grace if you use it to follow the evidence. I believe that the truth is accessible on all levels to all people, if they subliminate their need to be right and follow it where ever it may lead. One thing leads to another..
>> ^Drax:
@shinyblurry I don't see that particular claim made by myself, actually. I have my own opinions and beliefs on most things, but I generally acknowledge that anything's possible.



I come to conclusions of my own about many things, mostly I never come to a dead end however.. There's always the possibility the road continues on, but that's another point all together. The thing is I rarely, if ever, will agree that there is absolutely no chance that I'm wrong on anything.

Just like, there's a chance all of reality is actually a dream of a celestial penguin (that would so rock), and I'm some sort of residual self-image of the penguin within that dream. I don't think that's true at all, but anything is possible (For the record - I give that one about the same odds as most of your beliefs).

And that's why I, at least, clash with you.. I don't have a problem with your beliefs, I respect your right to have them (as long as it doesn't cause others harm <- general rule).. I dislike that it seems you don't believe there's *any* chance that your strong views may be wrong. And you really really like to remind us all here of that.
I guess that's just how it's going to be though, but hey.. I keep an open mind about it. : )

(note: And I'm dead serious.. this is not in any way meant to imply I think you're unwelcome on the Sift. One, that's not my.. or pretty much anyone's call to make unless you do something wrong here.. and two, the more interesting people here the better, imo)

An open mind is a saving grace if you use it to follow the evidence. I believe that the truth is accessible on all levels to all people, if they subliminate their need to be right and follow it where ever it may lead. One thing leads to another..

>> ^Drax:
@shinyblurry I don't see that particular claim made by myself, actually. I have my own opinions and beliefs on most things, but I generally acknowledge that anything's possible.

lol. It reminds me of this theory... http://videosift.com/video/Obama-s-Subliminal-Satanic-Message

I've never quite understood why fundamentalists look for obscure evil (satanic cults, subliminal messages, democrats, etc.) when there's plenty of obvious evil (slavery, child molestation, dire poverty etc.) in the world. Maybe because it's cheaper and more pleasant to fight imaginary evil on youtube than to actually show up at a soup kitchen?

What's with the missing frames? I feel like I'm being attacked subliminally or something.

>> ^MikesHL13:

>> ^brycewi19:
I can't stand how these cartoons are frequently just methods in which to sell you Trjoan condoms.
Because otherwise, they're usually pretty good.

I didn't notice. That doesn't seem like effective advertising.


You didn't notice consciously, but there's no way you failed to see it throughout the entire second half of the video. Often subliminal advertizing that people will actually watch is more valuable than traditional advertizing that people will do their best to ignore. This was written from the ground up to be a condom ad.

I like the subliminal messages. Clever.

>> ^Sarzy:

...I don't get it. I'm slow. What am I looking for here?


The order in which they arranged the shots gives it a racist double entendre lol

That window pane looks a lot like crosshairs pointing at the white house. Is MSMBC putting out some kind of subliminal messages?

Those huge explosions you subliminally hear aren't bombs, they're the egos of these spoiled jerkoffs bursting like balloons.

Surely this is Red Bull attempt to be *viral ad.

They are getting better and better at selling stuff on a subliminal level.

Forewarned is forearmed.

And yeah, I know I can't call *viral. Or *commercial.

Too bad that there isn't a *bullshit channel.

Subliminal advertising

>> ^Xax:

It boggles the fuck out of my mind whenever I see someone not wearing a seatbelt. People are so goddamned stupid.


I always wear mine, but I don't think they should be required by law. We need to thin some stupid out of the gene pool. I also always notice in TV and movies when actors aren't wearing theirs. That bothers me too, it might be a subliminal thing for people to think it's cool to not wear them.