I am super adamant on finding this ad because it really reminds me of both DorFic and Frutiger aero themes. All I remember from the commercial was a scene where people were harvesting apples or some type of fruit from trees behind a fruitier aero type grassy hill background. It also had a scene with a bunch of orange in it and I think mentioned orange creamsicle’s?? I think I saw it around Sunday during the final match of the World Cup. Also I DISTINCTLY remember that the commercial made a reference to Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom (see pic)
Please help me find it!
EDIT: just fyi, I live in Southern California and the commercial I saw was shown on Telemundo

Not sure if this is the right place but I got this shirt second hand and thought it looked cool but I'm not sure if it's from a movie or just a random design on a t-shirt. Anyone have any ideas?

ive been searching for a while now and i hope somebody has an original image or a link to that video and dont ask me what's wrong with me

this one might be a stretch but i’ll be seriously impressed if ugs can get this someone i know used to have a black backpack that had small white silhouettes of naked women on it they were in a few diffrent posses all over the bag and they were small and there was a lot of them there also may have been skulls on it all of the graphic were just plain white and small tho and all over the bag

any help is much appreciated

sorry i am unable to remember more detail about it

A few months ago, some friends and I were walking through an antique's mall. I found this picture on the wall and have been curious to see if I could identify the ship (or at least class of ship). I kinda forgot that this subreddit exists until now.

I have done some research online, but I am no expert. The closest US class of battleship that I have found is the South Carolina, but there are some significant differences between this picture and pictures that I have seen from that class of ship. Another strong contender might be the Colorado class, but I am not sure that one is correct either. I have also looked into the cruisers that the US had around the inter-war period (reasoning for the time period below), but I couldn't find any cruiser class that matched any closer than the South Carolina or Colorado classes.

Here are some of the things that I noticed about the ship:

• The main armament has 8 main battery guns in 4 2-barrel turrets
• The guns are super-firing (the middle turrets are mounted above the outer turrets)
• There does not seem to be any anti-aircraft guns. IIRC, these were added just prior to WWII (very likely making this ship an inter-war vessel).
• There seems to be an American flag on the rear conning tower. I don't know enough about the other flags to get any more information than that, but it would be cool to figure out what they mean).
• It looks like there are 5 smaller batteries on the starboard side of the ship (3 forward and 2 aft). I can't tell if there are any more than that, but it does not look like it to me. Obviously we can't see the port side, but I would imagine it would have the same armament as the starboard side.
• I only see 1 clearly defined smoke stack.
• When looking at the pictures of the SC class, the conning towers are very different than the ones in the picture. The ones in the picture look much closer to "modern" (i.e. Iowa) battleships than something like what's shown on the SC class.
• There is a wave pattern in the shape of the deck towards the bow (similar to that of the USS Texas).
• I don't see an identifying number on the ship.
• It seems like there is an armor belt on the ship. It reminds me of the one on the Texas.
• The last thing that I noticed about the ship is that it does not have a camouflage pattern like the ones found around WWI. Instead, the color is solid, light, and contrasts the ocean very well.

Other than the picture itself, I have no other context that I can provide. There wasn't even anyone working that particular booth of the antique's mall when we were walking through.

I found these two plush friends at a local thrift store. They are quite large, about 4 ft long maybe? They have complete plushy bodies under the dresses that match the rest of their fur. They are also weighted and obviously meant for decor. I’m wondering if they are custom made or if someone knows something about them. And yes, they did come home with me.

(Solved! - Trey Ratcliff’s Machine Elf 12 - Cellular Dystopia 4K)

Hey All

This weekend I was getting high with a friend and I tried to show him a YouTube video I found years ago. Go figure I had deleted the playlist I had it saved in and couldn’t find it. Now it’s driving me nuts cuz I want to find it.

If any of you happen to know the video I’m talking about, I’ll love you forever if you reunite me with it😂

Here’s what I remember:

1) “Brain in a Fish Tank” by Shpongle is playing in the background for the entirety of the video with no other songs present

2) I found this video back in 2020 and it was already a couple months to years old.

3) Among many other shifting 3D scapes, it contained very close structures to the pictures attached to this post which I found from a different video.

Much appreciation for any help you might be! Thanks for your time!

I can't find the file from this guys vid but Ive found similar ones, rlly wanting the exact one tho, I asked ai and it said the creator made this with a 3d designer and it linked the page so I checked it and it was super close but the details weren't as sunken it and it was more flat