Parody of ab workout machines and infomercials. No dieting, no exercising, just eating! Learn how to "get perfect abs" with the Ab-Eater.

Gallery of parody advertisements of popular brand name products.

Some of the worst TV commercials and ad campaigns in existence.

Gallery of real advertisements the clients were too scared to run.

Featuring ads that parody the Louise Woodward case.

Creates possible slogans for products.

A gallery of ad parodies.

A collection of spoof adverts and videos.

Parody of the Apple iMac "Colors" commercial.

Eating men and women of the world, throw off your burger chains at the glorious diners' paradise.

Spoof product packaging in a 1970s style.

A parady of the "cola wars," as well as the "healthy" ingredients of most soft drinks.

Parodies of US corporation names giving an insight into how people really see and despise them.

Not associated with O'Reilly & Associates, but it is designed to look like the computer book publisher's website. Features books and t-shirts spoofing the company's style.

Sells one-of-a-kind Japanese artworks made by crumpling up a piece of paper. For an additional charge, an original haiku can be inscribed inside the sculpture.

Contains scanned images of stupid old Finnish advertisement with brief descriptions in English.

The all new way to quit smoking. This program will immediately eliminate your cravings to smoke and keep you smoke free for at least 10 minutes. Guaranteed!

Some good-looking parody ads.

An absurd ad each week from the pages of the bourgeois New Yorker magazine. The selected ads evince the ridiculous excesses of our consumer culture.

Site devoted to the Jack Antenna Ball figure from Jack-In-The-Box restaurants.

How alien technology is being used by today's condom makers.

A humorous critique on online marketing, and a lesson about a major multinational company that spent $8 million on marketing but forgot to register the domain name.