Honda Element Crab Wants Job Back, Starts Petition

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We have no idea how long this has been around but Adrants reader Steve Poland tells us he saw a text ad on Google which read, “Help save the crab. Gil the MySpace crab lost his job. Sign the petition to get him back.” The ad linked to SavetheCrab, a site that pleads for people to sign a petition so Gil can get his job back after having been fired for apparently saying “I pinch” too many times in Honda Element commercial which can. of course, be viewed on the accompanying MySpace page. Eesh.

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