Hypocrisy + Idiocy = Candies Safe Sex PSA

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We must say, we have to agree with AgencySpy on this one. OMG! Did we just say that? Yes we did. Why? Because we hate the new Bristol Palin/The Situation PSA from the Candies Foundation touting safe sex.

Upon watching this commercial, AgencySpy wrote, “After watching this, I want to punch my computer in the face, hop on a plane, punch the fucking Situation in the face, hop on another plane, punch Palin in the face, then shoot myself in the face so I never have to experience this monstrosity again.”

It’s that bad. It really is. It’s hypocritical. It’s poorly written. It’s poorly acted. It’s inane. It’s painful to watch. Seriously, don’t even bother to watch it. If you do, you’ll hate yourself for the rest of the day. You have been warned.

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