FARK, FARK, FARK, FARK: Movie Ad Posters (Created by FARK Members) You Are Unlikely to See…Except at Fark.com (Images From FARK)

OK, the Fark Community is pissed that I have posted these images here. See the comment section. Apparently the notation at the bottom of the post was not enough. I don’t create stuff here, I just report it. I saw some funny spoof ads that were created by users over at Fark and I thought Adrants readers might find them humorous so I posted them. I, neglected to give proper credit as to where I got the pictures. For that, I apologize.

So, just to be clear, these images are from member of Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark. These images are from users at Fark.

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