Tased Guy Begged to Be Left Alone in The Iraq…For AOL News

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OMG! AOL did something funny! So where do you find taser guy Andrew Meyer, “leave Britney alone” guy Chris Crocker and “um…the Iraq” Miss Teen South Carolina all together in one place? In an AOL commercial for its new AOL News site, of course. Two other videos will be released and if they are as funny as this one, we just might forgive AOL for buying Time/Warner back in the day. The witty creative gurus over at AKQA are to blame for this brilliance.

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