Boost Mobile - How to shop for groceries d. Zombie apocalypse - (2013) 3:30 (Australia)

Jen & Saffron go shopping. Or rather, one dances the other rollerskates around in ass-hugging leather shorts and smashes heads in with a cricket bat. Then the ladies have a bit of a snog because after all the gratuitus ass-shots and brain splattering zombie-kills in slow-mo, we need a little lesbian action to file all of this in bank. Leather-shorts gal is bad-ass (with a nice ass) while white-shirt girl is happy hippie dancer. Aaah, to be young again.

Oh right, from this you're supposed to grok: Don't get trapped. Don't be locked in. Stay Living.

Danske Bank - A new normal demands New Standards - (2012)

Lesbians kissing. A legless man sprinting on hi-tech prostheses, likely nod to Oscar Pictorius. A lookalike to Licia Ronzulli and her baby girl Vittoria in European Parliament plenary sessions. Factory workers, thousands of them, dressed in pink. A rock thrown at the police. An iceberg melting. A closeup of an occupy protestor with money taped on his mouth. Wind power. A family watching all of this on TV. And none of them decided to throw a rock at it for airing the most hypocritical ad of 2012. Amazing.

Canada supports LGBT Hyundai drivers. The U.S.? Not so much. – (2010) :20 (Canada)

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Posted by MTLB on 27. February 2010 - 20:59

Is America that uptight about showing anything having to do with the LGBT community? Yes, yes we are. (You need only look at the gay near-miss Super Bowl Snickers from two years ago or this year’s Mancrunch spots for further proof.) There’s a spot running now in Canada during the Olympics from Bensimon Byrne for Hyundai that features a play on a lipstick lesbian theme that would never fly further south. Underscoring the current homophobic vibe in the U.S. is that it’s *merely* suggestive of a relationship; there’s no physical contact whatsoever. But Sweden? Proud of ya! (Tip to The Auto Marketing blog.) (Update: Hyundai has now moved its Canadian account to Innocean Worldwide Canada, saying only that the move was to “unify its North American business on strategy, planning and creative.”)

Attentats - Message to Obama / Make Love not War - (2008) 1:50 (France)

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Posted by dabitch on 19. January 2009 - 15:36

Jody Bouthillier @ ATTENTATS has a message that they hope to get passed on to Obama - and to ensure that the message gets forwarded by as many people as possible they made a film with some "hot" girl-on-girl action and a sadly predictable "twist". No, I don't think it's hot I'm just slapping the NSFW tag on it in case you work at a place where girls kissing and nipples showing get you fired. To be honest, I would have thought this a much more interesting idea had it been two males.

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