October 29, 2009 | Author: Leo | In: Nature
numero uno!
it’s fake.
*cues the Superman theme*
yea, its actually a marketing trick by one telecom giant in scandinavia – Tele2.
It was an advertising campaign by some mobile phone company. They got in a sh## load of trouble because of it.
It was in the Metro newspaper in the UK that this was fake, Said they crater had been dug with a shovel.
that’s kind’a what my ‘crater’ feels like the dy after some really HOT Mexican chow….
This is why peopel are so skeptical of everything. Because there’s always a few attention whore douche bags who make stuff up for their own personal gain, at the expense of reality. Assholes.
Proven to be fake, sorry
Sweet! I wanna buy it!
Yup. That is not what an impact crater looks like. That’s soft, freshly shoveled dirt.
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numero uno!
it’s fake.
*cues the Superman theme*
yea, its actually a marketing trick by one telecom giant in scandinavia – Tele2.
It was an advertising campaign by some mobile phone company.
They got in a sh## load of trouble because of it.
It was in the Metro newspaper in the UK that this was fake, Said they crater had been dug with a shovel.
that’s kind’a what my ‘crater’ feels like the dy after some really HOT Mexican chow….
This is why peopel are so skeptical of everything. Because there’s always a few attention whore douche bags who make stuff up for their own personal gain, at the expense of reality. Assholes.
Proven to be fake, sorry
Sweet! I wanna buy it!
Yup. That is not what an impact crater looks like. That’s soft, freshly shoveled dirt.