A Cialis Commercial Parody Offers a Cure for the New England Patriots’ Deflated Balls
Why let deflated balls hold you back? Give your balls that extra pump for the big game. Ask your equipment manager about Cialis Inflate-a-Ball, and stop f#%$ing cheating.
A commercial parody for Cialis Inflate-a-Ball offers a cure for the New England Patriots‘ deflated balls. The Patriots football team has been accused of cheating by using intentionally under-inflated footballs during the recent American Football Conference Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts.
The parody was created by Benstonium.com and modeled after actual Cialis commercials which sell the drug as a treatment for erectile disfunction.
For comparison, here is a real Cialis commercial.
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