Saturday, December 31, 2011
Funniest Honest Logos...
This is a repost from stocklogos.com.
These logos have been redesigned by Viktor Hertz, follow him on
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Friday, December 30, 2011
Airtel's New Logo...! Or Fake???
And Some People Are Wondering If This Is Real, Or Fake?
What Do You Think?
Among The Most Viral Indian Videos - The Silent Indian National Anthem
Among trak.in's mixed bag of the Top 10 Indian videos on YouTube in 2011 which include news items, viral videos, city happenings and the best movies, in no particular order.
Marodpati Se Karodpati....
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| Amul's take on the massive road digging in Mumbai Our take... "This is true of any and every city/town/district... |
Thursday, December 29, 2011
True Diamonds TVC - - Among Trak.in's Top 10 Indian advertising campaigns of 2011!
trak.in has compiled this list of "the top 10 campaigns that were well recalled, liked, watched and commercially successful – in no particular order."
Zoo Zoo RajniMan - Among Trak.in's Top 10 Indian advertising campaigns of 2011!
trak.in has compiled this list of "the top 10 campaigns that were well recalled, liked, watched and commercially successful – in no particular order."
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'via Blog this'
Har Ek Friend Zaroori Hota Hai - - Among Trak.in's Top 10 Indian advertising campaigns of 2011!
trak.in has compiled this list of "the top 10 campaigns that were well recalled, liked, watched and commercially successful – in no particular order."
Cadbury’s ‘I love You’ - Among Trak.in's Top 10 Indian advertising campaigns of 2011!
trak.in has compiled this list of "the top 10 campaigns that were well recalled, liked, watched and commercially successful – in no particular order."
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
It Is Never Too Late To Help Someone....
It's never to late to help someone on the right track
We need more foster families to youths between the ages of 15 and 17
We need more foster families to youths between the ages of 15 and 17
Jingle Bells Karaoke - Fruity French Version
Oasis - Les Petits Pépins Noël : version karaoké
Lyrics
Ce matin au réveil, (This morning on waking)
Encore la tête dans l’jus. (again the head in the juice)
Soudain on se rapelle, (Suddenly we’re reminded)
On y croyait plus, (it felt more)
C’est bientôt Noël ! (it’s Christmas again!)
Mais nous on est tout nu.. (but we are naked)
La neige tombe du ciel (the snow falls from the sky)
et on se pèle le jus. (and it peels off the juice)
C’eeest, nous les fruits, (we’re the fruit)
Les petits fruits, (the little fruit)
Les Petits Pépins Noël. (The Litte Christmas Fruit)
Même s’il gèle et qu’on s’les pêle, (even if it freezes and we peel)
a tous un joyeux Noël (Merry Christmas to all)
Hey! Nous les fruits, les petits fruits, (We’re the fruit, the little fruit)
Les Petits Pépins Noël. (The Little Christmas Fruit)
Il fait froid, on s’gèle les noix (It’s cold, it freezes nuts)
Mais bonne année quand même. (but Good Year anyway)
On met tous nos chaussettes sur la cheminée, (We put our socks on the fireplace)
Y en a une qui fouette, (There’s a whipping)
Ramon l’a pas lavée. (Ramon has not washed)
C’est dommage que les fêtes (Too bad the holidays)
ça ne se passe pas en été (do not happen in the summer)
Parce que Noël c’est chouette (because Christmas is fun)
Mais là je ne sens plus mes pieds! (but here I cannot feel my feet)
C’eeest, nous les fruits, les petits fruits,
Les Petits Pépins Noël.
Même s’il gêle et qu’on s’les pêle,
Bonne année quand même,
Hey! Nous les fruits, les petits fruits,
Les Petits Pépins Noël.
Il fait froid, on s’gèle
Mais à tous joyeux nooooëëëël
Tanjore - The web is what you make of it
Tanjore - The web is what you make of it
This Ad is Inspired by the real story of G. Rajendran, an artist from Tamil Nadu (Southern India) who used the web to bring the dying art of "Tanjore" paintings back to life and became a successful businessman in the process. The art is supposed to have originated in 1600 A.D and is an important part of the local social and cultural heritage.
This Ad is Inspired by the real story of G. Rajendran, an artist from Tamil Nadu (Southern India) who used the web to bring the dying art of "Tanjore" paintings back to life and became a successful businessman in the process. The art is supposed to have originated in 1600 A.D and is an important part of the local social and cultural heritage.
