The owner was likely paid quite a lot of money and I'm sure Old Spice (or the parent company whatever) is paying in full for a full cleaning and necessary restoration without question.
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The owner was likely paid quite a lot of money and I'm sure Old Spice (or the parent company whatever) is paying in full for a full cleaning and necessary restoration without question.
I heard that it was a salvaged car. Judging by the pics of it after the commercial I say that is a possibility.
LOL, I'm not even going to validate that with a list of 100 various reasons why it's a stupid idea. :8ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by sadeeky
I cant understand what the narrator is saying at 0.08-0.09 "hinting at getting -----".
"...and starts hinting about getting a dog together maybe..."Quote:
Originally Posted by thirdmanj
I think that's right anyway.
Aaaaah..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Popp
"I have big muscles and cool hair"
It was a salvage car after the commercial guys were done with it. I think they bought it just to do that to it. I asked about it when it went up for sale. They said it isn't sand, it is spray foam stuck in everything.
Sickening.Quote:
Originally Posted by valdez
+1. if you look closely at the photos i posted of the aftermath, you can see some areas (interior especially) where the 'sand' appears to be chipping or flaking off. they obviously used something to adhere the sand to the vertical surfaces and areas where it didnt 'want to be.'Quote:
Originally Posted by valdez