MINI Mocks Anthony Weiner With ‘Carlos D. Motor’ Twitter Account

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Having a bit of fun at the expense of sext-o-holic Anthony Weiner, the folks over at Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners created this MINI ad which they tweeted from a Twitter account they created called @CarlosDMotor. “Wanna get your hands on my stick?”

The ad and the tweet mocks the pseudonym Weiner chose for himself, Carlos Danger, when he sent naked pictures of himself to younger women.

With just 37 followers, the @CarlosDMotor Twitter account isn’t gaining much ground but, hey, it’s a nice diversion on a Friday.

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