This turbo turtle video actually is a viral video ad for one of the Russian cellphone providers selling fast cellular modems for laptops.
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FYI, the word is “selling”, not “celling”.
[...] ad for one of the Russian cellphone providers selling fast cellular modems for laptops. “>read more…. Related PostsWashed-up "sea creature" is the talk of East HamptonWill It Blend? – Mario [...]
they should plug one of these modems in a old Lada and see the result…
hahahahaha I love lada laika…
quoting Borat: Nice!
PS: I think it’s a bad ad idea, animal protetors won’t like this…
than i suggest you do not see the “biggest cat jump” post. PETA, be warned:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=1811
Electronic cum into the ass of that poor animal
What if you plug two into each other?
once in this site, an intelligent comment !
that would lead the World to its loss, something like the inverse of Big Bang …
That was not funny to me, actually. Poor animal.
I found this ad to be a much needed spot of humor at the end of a long boring day.
more russian turtles:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msZ49jt0IdA
except this one did not have a modem up his butt.
As a Japanese, I think I’d better point out, if it is a turtle, it won’t be “godzilla”, but “gamera”
Check this out http://www.gamera.jp/trailer/index.html
ololo, gamera!
Im going to microwave a cat now that ive seen that.
lol
Two turtles would do that?
[...] In what is apparently an advertisement for a Russian mobile internet provider, a creative young HSDPA fan experiments with his modem in ways some might frown upon. The ad doesn’t follow the viral convention of surprising viewers with an unlikely result following from normal circumstances, because the setup – a violent turtle rape – is weirder than the outcome. The ad raises some serious questions: was this guy just dealing with a captured Georgian spy turtle in accordance with the Russian Uniform Code of Military Justice? Does the Geneva Convention cover terrapins? Did he get any reception? Is the turtle USB 2.0 compatible, or just 1.1? Most importantly, having finally broached the taboo subject of turtle penetration, whither viral advertising? [English Russia] [...]
[...] In what is apparently an advertisement for a Russian mobile internet provider, a creative young HSDPA fan experiments with his modem in ways some might frown upon. The ad doesn’t follow the viral convention of surprising viewers with an unlikely result following from normal circumstances, because the setup – a violent turtle rape – is weirder than the outcome. The ad raises some serious questions: was this guy just dealing with a captured Georgian spy turtle in accordance with the Russian Uniform Code of Military Justice? Does the Geneva Convention cover terrapins? Did he get any reception? Is the turtle USB 2.0 compatible, or just 1.1? Most importantly, having finally broached the taboo subject of turtle penetration, whither viral advertising? [English Russia] [...]
[...] In what is apparently an advertisement for a Russian mobile internet provider, a creative young HSDPA fan experiments with his modem in ways some might frown upon. The ad doesn’t follow the viral convention of surprising viewers with an unlikely result following from normal circumstances, because the setup – a violent turtle rape – is weirder than the outcome. The ad raises some serious questions: was this guy just dealing with a captured Georgian spy turtle in accordance with the Russian Uniform Code of Military Justice? Does the Geneva Convention cover terrapins? Did he get any reception? Is the turtle USB 2.0 compatible, or just 1.1? Most importantly, having finally broached the taboo subject of turtle penetration, whither viral advertising? [English Russia] [...]
Does anyone know which advertising agency made the ad?
[...] vía: englishrussia.com [...]
we learn fast. do you? we have a thousand-year-old culture. Is yours so old? don’t be afraid of the nukes. be afraid of the fear in your heart. it is stronger than the nukes and more effective.
Well then as Japanese you should know that its Tokyo not tokio