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Soccer Urinal by Josh Rubin

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We saw this one a while back, but with World Cup in full effect it seemed time to post it. Installed in select Brazilian pubs, the campaign takes the concept of captive audience a step further. A makeshift pitch is comprised of a small plastic goal and moth ball looking ball placed on the urinal's splash guard and is a component of the advert above that translates to "Soccer is good everywhere, but it's much better on ESPN."

via AdFreak and Ads of the World

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