The Tiger Woods Spoof Ads Roll In. And They Are Bad

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If you’re going to make a spoof, at last try to make it funny. This one from Landline is lame. In act, it’s beyond lame. And it’s embarrassing. These guys can do much, much better. We’ve seen it. This is just beyond bad. The Jimmy Kimmel spoof makes this one look like the work of a kindergartner.

And this one from Someecards is equaly as bad.

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