Talking in your sleep is something rare and normally, one would not be able to find out what it is he is actually blurting out. But leave it to your wife to think up of something wacky, putting up a blog and recording what her husband says when he is asleep. The result? An online hit!

Karen Slavick started her blog last February after being bugged by her husband’s repeated sleep talking ordeal. She records what her husband says in his sleep and ultimately that same site is now famous for doing so.

The site has become so popular the couple, who live in Brooklyn, New York, now sell T-shirts with quotes as slogans. There is an idea for you eh?

(Source) 9 News

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The PediSedate is not just another GameBoy accessory. Rather, it is a form of anesthesia that sedates children prior to a medical procedure such as surgeries. This is one of those devices that had better not fall into the wrong hands. Note the slogan triangle that reads “distraction, comfort, and sedation”.

For some reason, slogans like that always give me the creeps, sort of like the one describing the society of Brave New World: “Community, Identity, Stability”. Apparently, this device is or was real, and many gadget blogs are reporting on it in celebration of Game Boy’s 20th anniversary.

(Source) OhGizmo

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The Purple Stuff, a drink that is supposed to relax people and help them sleep better for those who suffer from insomnia and jetlag, can get a lot of reprieve with the consumption of one just one can. But the manner of advertising leaves a lot to be improved as it has been hit from using controversial terms and slogans nearing the lines of misleading consumers.

“Drank,” “purple stuff” and “lean” are street terms for the mixture of codeine syrup with soft drinks or alcohol, a concoction that is believed to have factored in the deaths of three local rap stars. “Sippin’ syrup” is believed to have originated in Houston, and it remains a common topic for Southern rappers.

(Source) Chron.com

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