The Old Spice guy talks about libraries! Thanks WaWoodworth for this!
AND, here's a parody of the original that is also about a library!
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2 comments:
Lol, I love all these commercials. They are so witty and funny and definitely original. Thanks for sharing
These are absolutely hilarious! Thanks for adding some hilarity to my day.
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