Really Bad Quality Ads Promote Really Good Nokia Phone

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If you want to see a really, really…and we do mean really seriously bad ad, take a look at this commercial for BadQualityHydraulics.com which is really a promotion for the Nokia N90 phone. If, after viewing that really, really bad ad, there’s two more you can view over at BadQualitySuperglue.com and BadQualityOfficeChairs.com.

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