Friday, April 12, 2013

Bank of America Big Dog Ad

Um, did Bank of America, in their recent ad about the big dog, suggest that the puppy at the end is the result of cross-breeding between a dog and a horse? Are they encouraging this type of interspecies bestiality now? I mean, it’s not enough for them to do robo-signings on mortgages to fraudulently evict people from their homes and such, and so now they have to encourage this type of deviant sexual turpitude between animals to produce mutant horse puppies? Wow, they sure are a twisted bank!

Unless the horse was just there as a size comparison with the dog so we could see how enormous the dog purportedly is, and it’s just my mind that’s warped. Nah, it’s probably the bank that’s depraved, not me. After all, if it’s just me, then how come Bank of America has such a bad reputation and such low customer satisfaction these days? (They ranked the second worst company in America recently, behind only the EA video game company, for the second year in a row.) It’s this dastardly mutant horse puppy scheme they’ve cooked up here, breaking the laws of nature as well as of man!

Here’s the perverted puppy mill piece (The proud puppy’s parents are at the end, behind a fence):


And here’s the article about Bank of America being the second worst company in America (because of its heinous mutant puppy experimentation {What else could it be?}):