Illusory Pseudoupdate

Illusory Pseudoupdate


We use this

instead of blog or, if you wish, a diary. Also you can find here some fragments from various interviews and a number of answers to frequently asked questions.

We use this

instead of blog or, if you wish, a diary. Also you can find here some fragments from various interviews and a number of answers to frequently asked questions.

Our fancy secret of being always fresh. It has a very common format of content: a couple of images plus some text. Read the full description

A couple of images



Some text

People, in general, want to be understood. At the same time in most cases people get each other completely wrong. What is the popular solution in this situation? Stupidity, of course. If your message is as straightforward and simple as possible, if it contains no additional meanings — its chances for being understood significantly increase. That is why we’ve got the advertising for imbeciles, television for degenerates, websites for cretins, songs for dumbheads, films for stupids, books for primitives, and so on. Which is more despairing, even those who hates advertising, television and all that stuff, still eager for the same — to be correctly understood. So it goes. Something like that, you know.


Non-illusory updates

usually appear in our updates history.

Non-illusory updates

usually appear in our updates history.

By the way,
another entertaining way to use this pseudoupdate is to play it like a game. For example, you can think of a picture and then keep clicking refresh until it loads in both slots. You can also compete with your friends, the one who gets the wished combination first wins!
And you can tell someone's fortune using these pictures and words. For sure.