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Pepsi's Superbowl Ad



One of those tags is an inside joke between me and Dave, which is why this has the Rogues Gallery Gentleman's Club tag.
Posted by Randy Lander on 2/03/2008 01:38:00 AM
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13 comments:

  1. Anonymous2/4/08, 11:09 AM

    What a couple of assholes with that horn stunt. That's not amusing and funny, it just makes me want to punch them in the face.

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  2. Dave2/4/08, 12:40 PM

    D3's right! Humorous ads need to be taken as if they were real, and hey you kids, GET OFF MY LAWN!

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  3. Anonymous2/4/08, 4:44 PM

    Actually, I haven't had any problems with hooligans on my lawn ever since I hooked up the high voltage line to my underground sprinkler system.

    Oh... and I wasn't saying that the ad wasn't funny BECAUSE the guys were being assholes. I was saying that it wasn't funny AND they were being assholes.

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  4. Dave2/4/08, 5:27 PM

    How to put this?

    You've got a very individualistic sense of humor, D3. The guys being assholes is just comedic assholery in the same tradition as Ferris Bueller and Bill Murray in Stripes and...well, every comedy ever.

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  5. Anonymous2/4/08, 7:19 PM

    Would you say it's in the same tradition as Captain Willy's Bizz-Bang?

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  6. Dave2/4/08, 9:58 PM

    Actually, there wasn't quite enough anti-Semitism to meet Captain Willy's standards =D

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  7. Anonymous2/5/08, 10:49 AM

    Hey - those guys are deaf... They don't know a car horn annoys people. For all they know, it sounds like a beautiful serenata sang by a mystical unicorn.

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  8. Chris2/6/08, 1:29 PM

    stupid annoying deaf guys and their unicorns! you can't even yell at them!

    are you allowed to drive if you are deaf? how could you hear the radio?

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  9. Anonymous2/6/08, 8:44 PM

    I've seen people driving and signing. There's a house full of deaf people who live on my street -- they have tons o' cars. Once one of the girls went running past my house chasing her dog -- I said, "he went over there..." Then realized, from the lack of reaction, she must be from the deaf house.
    There also a little blind girl who lives on my street. There's also Italians. My street is full of crips.

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  10. Dan2/7/08, 1:37 AM

    I could handle the blind girl and the deaf people, but I'm not living next to no Italians.

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  11. Anonymous2/7/08, 10:09 AM

    that's "Aye-talians," right?

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  12. Dave2/7/08, 10:34 AM

    I'm imagining your next door neighbors are Mario and Luigi.

    They're "roommates."

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  13. Chris2/11/08, 12:26 PM

    yeah, and what's up with all those giant mushrooms in their backyard.

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