It’s an advertisement that makes me want to go for a long walk in the woods, via Nerve, who has no explanation either. Not that I’m complaining.
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by Violet Blue on May 21, 2009
It’s an advertisement that makes me want to go for a long walk in the woods, via Nerve, who has no explanation either. Not that I’m complaining.
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Mac’s convenience store is the Canadian equivalent of 7-11. Their Slurpee knockoff is called a Froster. They unveiled a new kind of Froster, called “WTF” (for “What’s the Flavour?”), and they ran surreal advertisements like this for it… brilliant use of the abbreviation, if you ask me.
That’s not the strangest fucking thing I’ve ever seen.
But it’s in the Top 5.
That’s pretty hot. Strange, but hot!
Uh… I think it’s an elaborate spoof, myself. Especially given the “WTF” on the plastic cups.
well it is of course a metaphor for… ahh… I got nothing… sorry.
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