This is a pretty cute ad: DOTHETEST.
(Found via Seth's Blog. His comment is “My suggestion is that you spend thirty seconds watching this video. … You were going to spend how much to distract me from what I was doing?)
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All I could determine from the comments was that it seemed to involve a lot of lubricants and a yak.
Eh? You can play it from my blog, or at YouTube and it works fine from here. And no yak. Promise.
Or is this some subtle British irony that just flew over my head?
You tube was reporting the video was taken down. But it is available from the original site.
Why would someone post a copyright violation on a public safety ad?