Hooters Gets (More) Free Publicity

Not that it needs it, but Hooters got some free advertising courtesy of Avril Lavigne during a recent Holloween concert. Pictures (https://www.alavigne.org/thumbnails.php?album=726 – live link removed due to reports of spyware being installed when visting this site) of “punk” hottie Lavigne dressed in a Hooters uniform have been circulating for a while but a video has just surfaced. It might just be us but she looks far better as a Hooters hottie than she does in her grunged-up excuse for punk wardrobe. Of course, if she actually had hooters, it would be even better.

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