Training Camp Helps IT Guys Achieve Two Very Big Dreams

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Playing right into the stereotype of geeky IT guys wishing they could score with the big breasted women, this cheesy campaign for IT training company Training Camp promises to make two very big dreams come true for every IT guy. It’s like those ads in the back of hot rod magazines with bikini-clad women draped across the hood of a car or those really old (weight gain?) ads that had the skinny guy on the beach getting kicked by the built guy with the babe.

Can you just here the nervous IT guy making the call to Training Camp? “Um, I’d…uh…I’d like those two very big dreams bulging out of….oh sorry…in your ad..so that…DAMN those are big…and…cause I really, really want to…um…get smart and learn…um…how to…how to…oh God…oh God…get…um…get a girl with really, really huge boobs like the girl in your ad! Yes. Yea. I want those…um…that. Can you help?

Get your pair here. Oh, we almost forgot. Sorry, we were distracted. The campiagn was created by Gyro Worldwide.

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