Velvet Hog mails a letter
Posted: October 12th, 2007, 1:44 pm
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Velvet Hog mails a letter
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Posted: October 12th, 2007, 2:04 pm
Damn.Posted: October 12th, 2007, 2:31 pm
Exactly what I would want to do!
Little buggers hidin in my mailbox needs a gat to the head
NOT.
OUCH all the way around (OUCH 360)
Little buggers hidin in my mailbox needs a gat to the head
NOT. OUCH all the way around (OUCH 360)
Posted: October 12th, 2007, 2:36 pm
That can't have been real???? Was it?
Posted: October 12th, 2007, 2:40 pm
I'm right there with you on that.britincali wrote:That can't have been real???? Was it?
Posted: October 12th, 2007, 3:24 pm
Fake
"If you think this all seems a tad morbid for what is supposed to be a humorous hidden camera prank TV show, you're right. This clip isn't from a television program, nor (despite the overlays in Cyrillic text) did it originate in Russia. It's a television commercial produced for the Type & Magic print production company by the Buenos Aires office of the Ogilvy & Mather international advertising agency.
Okay, it's a commercial, but by now you've probably been left still wondering what in the world a prankster's being gunned down in a mailbox has to do with print production services. That's understandable, because the circulating version of the video clip linked above doesn't include the original ending, which informs the viewer via graphic frames that Type & Magic "know you don't like surprises" and offer "Separations. Photochromes. No surprises"
"If you think this all seems a tad morbid for what is supposed to be a humorous hidden camera prank TV show, you're right. This clip isn't from a television program, nor (despite the overlays in Cyrillic text) did it originate in Russia. It's a television commercial produced for the Type & Magic print production company by the Buenos Aires office of the Ogilvy & Mather international advertising agency.
Okay, it's a commercial, but by now you've probably been left still wondering what in the world a prankster's being gunned down in a mailbox has to do with print production services. That's understandable, because the circulating version of the video clip linked above doesn't include the original ending, which informs the viewer via graphic frames that Type & Magic "know you don't like surprises" and offer "Separations. Photochromes. No surprises"