Airline Says Stop Terrorism by Flying With Them

Steve Hall

Aug. 18, 2006
1 min read

Perhaps thinking he’d suddenly stepped out of a time machine when he saw this Ryanair ad in today’s Daily Telegraph, FishNChimps notes this ad’s twisted ue of terrorism to promote air flight.

Steve Hall

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