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Well played advertisement, well played.

Finally, Bud Light has ressurected the original party animal Spuds Mackenzie for their new Super Bowl commercial. So to celebrate, enjoy a bunch of weird commericals from the 80s where that dog gets down with some skateboards and a whole lots of girls in bikinis. 

Never before has a soda commercial made you feel so many things all at once.

In this new ad for Dr. Pepper, a lonely stray mop dog is wandering the streets looking for a friend.

He finds one in a compassionate delivery truck driver, but will he keep him?

You’ll have to watch to find out.

Taken from this car ad here. But really, why bother watching an ad when the cool dudes at Senor GIF give you the best of everything in three animated seconds?

Like you, I am fed up with "real people" in commercials. So I was so excited to see this sketch where someone put an actual real person in that dumbass Chevy ad. They, unlike these fake-o's, are not impressed by big doors or some porn star named "J.D. Power. 

Check it out. 

The comedy duo Rhett and Link make digital shorts for the Independent Film Channel. As a part of their "Commercial Kings" series, they made an actual TV advertisement for Ojai Valley taxidermist Chuck Testa. It's exactly as normal and mundane as you would expect from an advertisement about stuffing dead animals. Which is to say, weird as hell.

WARNING: Bring a handkerchief. Things might get a little misty in here.