Poorhouse at Pantibar have just made another classic spoof ad, this time for Kerrygold. Panti’s been banging on about “playing ugly” for it, hankering after an Oscar for Best Supported Man in a Female Role. Anyway, here’s the Kerrygold ad, subtle as always; I mean, I think it’s an ad for Kerrygold…
I particularly enjoy the bit with the hot ginger. He’s very cute in a boyish, 1980s Ireland way. Fetch the nets.
January 11, 2011 | Categories: Ads, Dublin, Gingers, Panti, Spoof | Leave A Comment »
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