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I don't know about you, but whenever I encounter an ad on Wish that offers me an ingrown toenail remover, I get this contradictory feeling. On one hand, I want to share this atrocity with the rest of the world so I'm not the only person scarred by it but on the other, posting it on my personal social media accounts isn't exactly ideal either—I want them to give the impression that I'm at least somewhat normal. So you can imagine how excited I was to find out there was a place where we all can spread our disgust for cursed blurbs.
It's a Facebook group, called 'Ads with threatening auras.' You may have already seen it on Bored Panda since my colleague Innes covered it a few months ago, but after our publication, the group's popularity has exploded and it has surpassed the 100,000-member mark, which has brought even more content, so we just have to make an update on it. Below you will find its top posts since our previous article. Enjoy!
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When Bored Panda spoke with Áron Somos, the founder of the group, he told us that 'Ads with threatening auras' is actually the second popular group that he's created.
“I created this page based on previous experience and on the back of an idea,” he said. “Roughly ten years ago, when Facebook introduced the group feature, I created one for a particular car model, solely to experiment with this function. A year-and-a-half in, that group started to explode and is currently at 112K members.”
This means that it's still ahead of 'Ads with threatening auras.' But for how long?
“Although I'm yet to see a penny from the group, it never failed to give me a good giggle,” Áron explained. “It can sometimes be time-consuming to moderate, but getting that daily laugh I'd say is a well-worth payoff.”
When trying to define what makes the group so interesting, Áron noted highlighted that there are plenty of adverts with creepy photos or poor word choice that highlight the importance of an editor or an approval process.
“We are surrounded by so many advertisements that just don't feel right. They're either odd, cringe, or weirdly funny,” he said.
“Either way, a somewhat professional team or a big dog at a firm signed it off. That fact highlights that we're only human, and being higher up in the food chain doesn't mean that we're evidently better at PR. I believe the group filled a gap in our lives and created a platform for everyone to go to when they encounter such an ad.”
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So long as there are weird adverts, there will always be plenty to share in the group. With over 106K members (up by 33K from our last publication), the community, according to its founder is very diverse.
“It's not revolved around a certain age or ethnicity. Most people are there to have a good time and never fail to engage in a conversation with others on a particularly funny or controversial post. I truly enjoy building a like-minded, yet diverse community that can sometimes disagree but express it in an appropriate way.”
So if you enjoy these pictures, feel free to join the group! There are plenty more to scroll through. So much so that it can be hard to pick a favorite.
“I like the terrible ones like the funeral ad in the subway saying ‘come a little closer’. Or the one passive-aggressively commanding you to download the app because they paid for the ad,” Áron commented on his.
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
"The stolen items include a pit bull terrier and two crates of Mountain Dew"
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Shazz Winchester 3 years ago
Is this not for when you have something on the seat, that is heavy and triggers the car's beeping sequence, so you use this to turn it off?
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Virgil Blue 3 years ago
Violent temporal dimensional instability Beam. Danger of acute atomization.
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adiiantryx 3 years ago
well what do you know, maybe it's a grape-flavoured ketchup dispenser which cleans your hands
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
They claim to be "friendly", so a bit of foxy boxing might be acceptable
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
Attack of the Giant Crabs, coming to London in 2022 because why the hell not
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
"Yep, had another cancellation this morning...dumpster's almost full and it's only Wednesday"
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Triv 3 years ago
Well, it'll at least break you from chewing on the end of your pen!
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ƒιѕн 3 years ago
...and you put the end of the pen in your mouth while thinking... end breaks...
Demi Zwaan 3 years ago
Why torture creatures like that? They might not have a brain to process what is happening, but that gives us even more reason to use OUR brain and not do this to those worms.
Rena 3 years ago
It is clearly wrong using any living being for entertainment.
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
"It seems a shame to let these parasitic worms die in the pen, if only I could find a use for them"
AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
"Chad, I bet you $20 you can't snap open this pen with your a**s!"
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Lady Cadaver 3 years ago
This is not a good idea for those people who like to chew the back of their pens...
Teresa Stabler 3 years ago
I think I'm way too tired. I read the last part as back of their penises.
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Zdenka Dsouza 3 years ago
Maybe it’s a discreet tool for aspiring models…
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Ghougle 3 years ago
Oh God. I looked this up. It's real and the worms only live for 5 days. {Cost about 8 bucks} So after that, you have a pen filled with dead parasitic worms. YaY!
AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
They do, after 5 days. So you are left with a pen which is also a grave.
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John Cordova 3 years ago
For that one coworker who borrows your favorite pen and chews the cal
Your Mother 3 years ago
The fact that I had to scroll down SO far to find this
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AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
No no no. Glitter is the Herpes of the craft world! It never really goes away!
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TrashPandaSociety 3 years ago
Why the flying f**k would you do that?! It breaks & you all f****d.
Veronica Fantozzi 3 years ago (edited)
just imagine you having it on table close to your bed and it breaking on you (0 __ 0)
Jean Guion 3 years ago
this in case , you get mistreated , you break pen and give worms to someone.......ruthless japs
Cactus 1549 3 years ago
Cool. My mom would love those. So would a group of people from a podcast she likes.
Travis Dill 3 years ago
Proctologist pulls thermometer from pocket to write prescription. Looks at it a second thinking about the old joke before realizing .... "Oh Sh*t"
best turtle 3 years ago
if you need to assassinate someone just pop that bitch open and feed em
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Julia Atkinson 3 years ago
Nothing would induce me to call them pants. And why do so many men in these old ads look like potential serial killers?
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What do you think ?
Rissie 3 years ago
Funnier when collected separately. Now you're mind is switching between crazy, crazy funny, scary as hell, etc.
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Anthony Picco 3 years ago
most of these are clearly parody photoshopping... misleading title "weird ads"
John Baker 3 years ago (edited)
Judging by the comments, that apparently isn't clear to some people...
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monkeydog 3 years ago
Sure, +50% of these are not actually ads and are photoshops. But they are hilarious. Best thread I've seen on here in forever and also the first that doesn't repost half a dozen things I've seen posted in every other thread.
Archer Harris 3 years ago
True true. Don’t know why someone downvoted you.
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Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
So, like 2 ads and a bunch of memes and jokes. What was so bad about that, that you just couldn’t say it in the title? “Here’s 100 things we found online that will make you laugh, mostly about companies and brands you know!” Or some shît.
Beans 3 years ago
Because BP don't know howc to market their own posts. They're too busy borrowing it from the rest of the internet to even look at it properly
Load More Replies... Rissie 3 years ago
Funnier when collected separately. Now you're mind is switching between crazy, crazy funny, scary as hell, etc.
Load More Replies... Anthony Picco 3 years ago
most of these are clearly parody photoshopping... misleading title "weird ads"
John Baker 3 years ago (edited)
Judging by the comments, that apparently isn't clear to some people...
Load More Replies... monkeydog 3 years ago
Sure, +50% of these are not actually ads and are photoshops. But they are hilarious. Best thread I've seen on here in forever and also the first that doesn't repost half a dozen things I've seen posted in every other thread.
Archer Harris 3 years ago
True true. Don’t know why someone downvoted you.
Load More Replies... Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
So, like 2 ads and a bunch of memes and jokes. What was so bad about that, that you just couldn’t say it in the title? “Here’s 100 things we found online that will make you laugh, mostly about companies and brands you know!” Or some shît.
Beans 3 years ago
Because BP don't know howc to market their own posts. They're too busy borrowing it from the rest of the internet to even look at it properly
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