DIABOLICAL USE of SUBLIMINAL IMAGES

16 Sep 2008

or too much time on their hands?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVQvuj9IJ0w

16 Sep 2008

WOW! thats crazy!

"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."

17 Sep 2008

I read a book about those as a teen, called, "Subliminal Seduction". It was fascinating and has since been disproven, but it's still fun to catch them.

17 Sep 2008

Common practice in the industry, the subtler it is, the better kekekegay

17 Sep 2008

See? It's fun. I remember the word "sex" in the curls of Farrah Fawcett's hair, and the dirty outlines in the ice cubes in a liquor ad. I can also still hear Jimi Hendrix whisper "son of sam" in "Purple Haze".

17 Sep 2008

and if you play the beatles album backward it says Paul is dead. Or some such shit.lol

17 Sep 2008

In the last line of Touch Me, Jim Morrison sang "Stronger than Dirt" which was the Ajax jingle at the time.

18 Sep 2008

In the last few seconds of "Strawberry Fields", you can hear Lennon say, "I buried Paul", but he claimed he said "strawberry jam".

18 Sep 2008

Um, that sounds NOTHING alike..... sad1

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18 Sep 2008

Quote by roccotool
In the last few seconds of "Strawberry Fields", you can hear Lennon say, "I buried Paul", but he claimed he said "strawberry jam".

Actually what he claimed he said was 'ice berry bars'

18 Sep 2008

Quote by chefkathleen
and if you play the beatles album backward it says Paul is dead. Or some such shit.lol

The song is Revolution #9 and when you play Ringo saying 'Number 9, number 9...' What you hear is 'Turn me on dead man"

18 Sep 2008

OK, Brock, I knew it was something along those lines. Have you heard it? I still say it's him saying, "I buried Paul." Turn the sound way up when you hear the drums in the last seconds of the song. Spooky.

18 Sep 2008

Quote by roccotool
OK, Brock, I knew it was something along those lines. Have you heard it? I still say it's him saying, "I buried Paul." Turn the sound way up when you hear the drums in the last seconds of the song. Spooky.

Yeah...During all the psychodelic flute playing...It DOES sound like it...

19 Sep 2008

There is a really interesting Wikipedia entry on the subject of backmasking,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backmasking

Which includes an audio sample of the “Turn me on Dead man, ….” Phrase.
Creepy and worth a listen.

An interesting off shoot is the “Paul is Dead” Wiki page has a lot of “clues” about Paul being dead and replaced with “Billy Shears” winner of a Paul Mc look alike contest.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_is_dead

They also talk about “I’m so tired” a lot
Here is “I’m so tired” forward then backward on you tube, really weird.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTDuwE84cpg

Still ready for more? Here is a fun collection of backmasked goodies…
You’ll especially like the Pink Floyd Empty Spaces Message!
http://www.backmaskonline.com/index.php?page=oldrock

19 Sep 2008

Ok, those audio snippets from the Beatles songs creep me out!!
I think I will stick to listening to their music on my ipod and forget the hidden messages....lol

19 Sep 2008

I could understand why they talked about being tired all the time. They were very famous and young and got pushed from one thing to another. Tends to wear you out.

22 Sep 2008

Now let's look at some print ads (click the pics). I remember these from the "Subliminal Seduction" book I read as a teen. One of the most controversial aspects of his book had to do with subliminal text and pics inside ice cubes. This Calvert ad shows it pretty easily in the bottom ice cube, bottom right corner. It has a big "e" in it, and is suspected of spelling "sex".

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Another one is is in the Gibley ad. Not only can you see it spell "sex" vertically in the ice cubes, but take a look at the reflection under the bottle and cap. What do you see there? Doesn't it look like a man's legs and his penis?

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Another fun one is this ad for Chivas. Look at the napking on the left side. It looks like the head of something, doesn't it?

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I don't think there's a conspiracy with all this; I just think it's fun and fascinating. Do I think the advertising art departments were having some fun with this? Yes, I do. To read lots more about it, click the article from the book.

http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/mind/subliminal/bronfman/092000a.html

23 Sep 2008

mmmm.....chivas......LOL!!

"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."

23 Sep 2008

Quote by Zafia
mmmm.....chivas......LOL!!

mmmm....the head of "something"....LOL!

Cookies And Lemonade - a short story about a reporter who gets an unforgettable story when he interviews a 1940s actor.

Titty, Clitty Gangbang - a microfiction with a restriction...lol.

The Party Line - a naive college grad in the '60s stumbles upon an erotic conversation.

23 Sep 2008

people as well as companies have used suggestive selling forever. I think I heard somewhere that Musiak (sp?) was supposed to have suggestions as well that it was too low for the human ear to pick up but our sub brain heard it just fine. So later when we get a craving for say a Starbucks coffee the ad we heard while riding in the elevator was the reason for it.

23 Sep 2008

Quote by techgoddess
Quote by Zafia
mmmm.....chivas......LOL!!

mmmm....the head of "something"....LOL!

LMAO!!!!

"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."

24 Sep 2008

Girls, I need to cut off your liquor supply. Or "lick her" supply.

24 Sep 2008

well lookie here.....the "lick her" police.....LOL!!!!

"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."

25 Sep 2008

Like the old bar sign says, "Liquor up front, Poker in the rear." occasion5

Cookies And Lemonade - a short story about a reporter who gets an unforgettable story when he interviews a 1940s actor.

Titty, Clitty Gangbang - a microfiction with a restriction...lol.

The Party Line - a naive college grad in the '60s stumbles upon an erotic conversation.

25 Sep 2008

Quote by techgoddess
Like the old bar sign says, "Liquor up front, Poker in the rear."

That sounds like a perfect evening for me evil5

25 Sep 2008

"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."

Are you sure?