Advertising flu vaccines Fluzone and Flublok, a wolf sneaks through the city on his way to the hospital while wearing sheep's fur - a literal wolf in sheep's clothing saying “Don’t mind me, I’m just the flu.”
I mean, sure if you want to scare people into taking the shot this'll work.
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How about you fuck off... Promoting wolfs as evil is beyond evil... FUCK OFF!!! I am not even sure what you are promoting so you have failed but your ignorance is beyond acceptable
So piss and fuck offyod God damned idiots.
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PermalinkGood grief! It’s just a commercial! A wolf in sheep’s clothing. Not meant to make wolves look evil. Your foul mouth needs a good washing! Your grasp on what the concept of the commercial is, makes you look like the idiot.
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PermalinkWHERE IS RED RIDING HOOD. THE WORSE ABUSIVE COMMERCIAL EVER. LEAVE THE WOLVES OUT OF YOUR EQUATION. USE JOE TO PROMOTE YOUR VACCINE!!!
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PermalinkWHERE IS RED RIDING HOOD. THE WORSE ABUSIVE COMMERCIAL EVER. LEAVE THE WOLVES OUT OF YOUR EQUATION. USE JOE TO PROMOTE YOUR VACCINE!!!
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PermalinkShame on you for vilifying wolves in this commercial. Your advertising company should be FIRED.
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PermalinkI like beautiful wildlife as much as the next guy but I think you ALL CAPS people might want to calm down a little.
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PermalinkIs the Big Bad Wolf in this ccomment section? lol
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PermalinkPoor Wolf why did you do this to him/her? Cruel!
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PermalinkGross.
Stop demonizing wolves.
Gross.
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PermalinkPlease stop demonizing wolves..! That thinking is outdated and ignorant. Horrible for your brand!
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PermalinkDid not expect the Wolf-loving community to be up in arms about this ad. Who had this on their bingo-cards?
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