BovineUnited Campaign Revealed Tonight

A month ago, we reported on a site called BovineUnited.com, a cow-themed site rumored to be part of either a Maryland State Lottery campaign or a Chik-Fil-A campaign. Well, today is May 5, the day the site promises to reveal what it’s all about. The site says to “tune into the networks” between 8:45 an 9:00 PM when is said to be revealed. If, in fact, this whole thing has led up to some gigantic television buy, it better be kick ass or those of us that follow this stuff will be let down.

UPDATE: It really is the Maryland State Lottery.

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