Kids, because of their innocence and honesty, can be so darn cute. Case in point, they sometimes say the funniest things without even realizing it.

I remember one day when, while extremely busy working at home, my 3-year-old boy just wouldn't quit calling my name. He was inside our room, reading a book. He kept at it even when I've told him to wait more times than I can count.

Eventually, I had no choice but to get off my computer and come to him. He then hit me with a very important question: "Would you like to go to outer space with me?"

Marketing has to be really clever to be effective these days. Gone are the days when companies simply boasted their products’ features and benefits to the market. That simply wouldn’t work anymore in our times.

Instead, advertisers have resorted to using wit, humor, and creativity to capture the attention of the buying public. Case in point, the examples of guerrilla marketing tactics you will see below can be considered a pure stroke of genius.

Defined as the “innovative, unconventional, and low-cost marketing techniques aimed at obtaining maximum exposure for a product,” guerrilla marketing is often perfect for small enterprises that need to reach a wider market without having to spend big bucks on TV, print, and other traditional media.

It is true that a child's curiosity knows no boundaries. They try new things out of curiosity and without thinking of the consequences. Case in point - this kid who decided to shave his eyebrows for no apparent reason.

In a video posted on Facebook, a kid was being reprimanded by his mother for shaving his brows. After telling the child of the possible dangers and injuries he could have brought upon himself for using a razor, the mom decided to give the young boy a punishment he wouldn't forget for a long time - by drawing hideously-shaped eyebrows.

Watch the little boy's reaction when he saw his newly-drawn eyebrows: