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my friends and I used to crack up at this commercial at like 4am we'd have been up all night watching adult swim or whatever and reach that time in the early morning when there's for real nothing on and this would be on, like, Noggin, or that channel that only seemed to exist for a couple hours at a time and just sold hundreds and hundreds of knives good times |
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another good commercial from that time was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psZRxl1CDw8 this $20 dvd that explains how to avoid buying counterfeit mini coopers, which 1) is not a real problem that needed solving 2) they accidentally explain in the commercial in its entirety, and it takes a couple of seconds (they are just regular cars that look nothing like mini coopers but have white stripes painted on the hood) 3) they try to sell by showing fake mini coopers crashing into giant stacks of hay and exploding if the fake mini cooper scammers exist, then they almost definitely managed to scam exactly one person: a vengeful dvd salesman who doesn't understand shapes, somehow had the budget of a b movie to spare on his quest for revenge, and was a big fan of the 2003 remake of the italian job |
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free hubcaps posted:cubone i love you dearly but i mean thjis with all sincerity: teh word ‘gullible’ does not exist in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary I just want to say that if I were to check that, that wouldn't mean that I believed you, it would mean that I attempted to scientifically verofy a dubious claim, so I definitely wouldn't be gullible if I tried to check if the word gullible was in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, I would just be very, not... I wouldn't have been, fallen for the joke, so I'd actually be smart, if I did that |
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also I love you too |
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