Hidden messages

The concept of finding a secret letter or a message hidden somewhere sounds really exciting. To be completely honest, I often find myself looking for them in forgotten library books, on old furniture, public building walls, and other places that seem promising at first glance. Unfortunately, I rarely find something truly interesting.

The Business of making money is a serious pursuit, with things like cash flow, capital, assets, and profitabilty extremely important yet also pretty boring. So when a company takes the time to have a little fun, show some humor and spread a little joy to their customers, they should be appreciated.

Artist Dan Tague creates messages of empowerment from folding dollar bills, sometimes as many as 100 times.

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Sometimes it's hard to find the right greeting card for somebody, especially if you're looking for one that's both funny and meaningful. The funny ones often suck and the heartfelt ones are often too mushy, but luckily for us there's an awesome alternative thanks to these humorously offensive yet equally sweet greetings cards, available on Etsy.

Kindheit = RUINIERT.

Maybe think before you text?

People's last words stick with us for a long time, but memory fades and stone doesn't. Unless you get cremated, and your ashes end up in an ugly urn, your remains get a grave and a headstone, and together with it - the last opportunity for a funny epitaph to entertain those who drop by for a visit.

Did you realize there are hidden messages everywhere? For example, many companies put special meanings in their logos or other designs. I think it's really interesting and neat once you discover them. So I'm going to share a few of my finds with you in hopes that you'll appreciate them too.

Mind = blown.