Haribo Heralds Hunting Season with Soft Squishy Sacrifices

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This set of Haribo prints, created by Bedandbreakfast, appeared in all major men’s magazines in Turkey when hunting season opened. We weren’t sure at first what the red things were, but once we saw the images in the right size we experienced two overwhelming emotions:

1. Understanding
2. Alarm

Those groping hands just reek of malice. The worst part is, we can’t decide whether to swear off gummy bears in defense, or buy a pack right now. Because come on, the red ones are best.

And then it hit us: Men’s magazines? Really? We would never have guessed.

Check out the third print variant.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

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