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This popular Mazda ad features a Capoeira song which translates to "Zoom zoom zoom, Capoeira just killed somebody." It's supposed to be played when somebody is about to get completely destroyed in the circle. They cut the lyrics from the Mazda ads, but it's still pretty funny to hear that a song meaning "oh my god dude you're about to have every bone in your body broken" playing over a car ad.
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I just went to Nando's. The Menu has "WELCOME TO THE FRIEND ZONE" written on the front in huge lettering, and inside it says "ARE YOU A NANDO'S VIRGIN?" I don't know whether this is terrible or amazing.
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Dec 17, 2014 15:29
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Wasn't Hetalia originally made as a parody? I remember reading somewhere that the creator said "I'm going to make the most offensive and ridiculous thing I can, and there's no way people will miss the gag" then everybody missed the gag and he was kinda just rolling in money at that point so he kept going with it.
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Jan 29, 2015 01:49
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dpbjinc posted:Nobody cares when 20- to 50-year-old humans get mistreated in fiction, regardless of gender. If you so much as touch a friendly dog, or even a robot, God help you. You can have an endless cavalcade of human misery including a man cutting out his own eye, then having it force-fed to him and the internet doesn't give a poo poo, but may god help you if a dog is badly injured.
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Jan 29, 2015 05:04
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IShallRiseAgain posted:It was heavily implied the guy sort of deserved it.. Also, the short was kind of bad, so its understandable people why people wouldn't give a poo poo. During the Iraq War, a lot of New Zealanders started boycotting American products in protest. This led to a lot of companies removing "American" from the names of their products, and KFC temporarily rebranding itself as "Kiwi For Chicken!" Now that we're buddy-buddy with the US again, they're all trying to pretend it never happened. Even google can't dredge up a single relevant "Kiwi For Chicken!" result, but it was everywhere at the time. It must have cost them millions in advertising.
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Jan 29, 2015 06:17
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