WATCH COLT MCCOY GET BEATEN THROWN OUT OF A WINDOW
by Orson on Dec 9, 2009 12:43 PM EST
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PrintViral ads, how much work-time can you suck away from an otherwise potentially productive day? Oh, more than you you previously thought possible, especially if you have a headshot of a college football personality you don't like and the stolen time to put it through this "Je Tuer Un Ami" viral promo for a French television show. (HT: Dave) The first victim we saw put through that was Colt McCoy, who appears below in the final scene from the "Big Marshall" variation where your victim of choice is beaten with a baseball bat, kicked in the stomach, and thrown out a window and onto a waiting car. < ----Nebraska did it first.
The maker is here, and ridiculously easy to use despite being en Francais. We especially recommend the Samurai version if you're keen on seeing your own head rolling around on your computer screen.
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and i used to think the OU hate was enough. now, the hate is coming from every corner of the world…even the french
this would have been a lot easier to watch than what Big Suh did on saturday night to Colt
by inglouriousbasterd2005 on Dec 9, 2009 1:56 PM EST reply actions
Its more fun (read: less creepy) against anthropomorphic textbooks:
http://www.jetueunami.com/13emeRUE/meurtre/9thEditionContracts/koyo7z9645h2bnp1m0ob
by AJK on Dec 9, 2009 3:07 PM EST reply actions
Mack Brown doesn’t run up the score higher than we need to win. Everyone hates a winner.
by Nealboy on Dec 9, 2009 3:11 PM EST reply actions
man, that shit is just plain disturbin’….
Maybe I should’ve played more video games in the last 10 years?
by ColoBama on Dec 9, 2009 3:42 PM EST reply actions
Meanwhile this fuckstick is taking votes from the real candidates.
by Brizzle on Dec 10, 2009 12:53 PM EST reply actions
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