Women Play, Vuvzelas Silenced, Wheat Thins Delivered

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– Some hot women. Four martini flavors. A webcam. Fun.

– Here’s that Ali Larter Absolut Lemon Drop short film.

– Vuvuzelas get silenced courtesy if Off.

– Hungry for Wheat Thins? Just tweet it and you’ll be surprised what ends up in your driveway.

– What’s all the fuss over Vuvuzelas? We had these things years ago and, as kids, used to blow them during parades.

– Want to see a derivatively boring car commercial? Look no further than this Dynamic Marketing Group-created VW GTI ad.

– We need to think big for this idea.

– Rogers Canada has inserted Needlebaum into a choose-your-own-adventure YouTube video compilation.

– More Old Spice.

– Wrangler’s newest thing.

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