Powergig are really ticked off at those plastic guitar things that don't even have strings, and take revenge by throwing them into a volcano. BURN, baby, BURN!

What do Dude Perfect the love children of "jackass" and the Harlem Globetrotters do on the weekend? Drive pickup trucks and figure out the most redonkulous ways to dunk a basketball. Of course.

The short videos document Dude Perfect, a group of Texas A&M students, who pull off incredibly challenging basketball shots with the help of the all-new 2011 GMC Sierra Denali Heavy Duty pickup. While the Dude Perfect guys sink their near-impossible shots, the audience wonders how they did it. All shots are real, created in camera, without special effects.

For every yin, there's a yang. For every Rock-star there's an anti-rock star, and never the two shall meet. But what happens if they do meet? Total weirdness! That's what! Naked bald and pasty white guys flying about. With urine!

Stranded at the airport, with nothing to do - lets play on the ice!

Before you get your knickers in a twist, you should read all the updates in the DM9DDB Brazil 911 / Tsunami ad post - after that you may proceed. Here's the easter egg, a commercial that went with the One Show merit awarded WWF poster. The line makes a little more sense here in the TV ad, so I think the disconnect that I got from the poster was their original line being lost in translation.

Post game

Seriously?

Airing Pre-Game

The concept and copy for the spot was created by Vin Gupta, founder and chairman of the company. The ad will feature animation.

Post Game

We pledge to deliver, you.

I wonder how they check the oil?

Avis - Roving Rapid Return - Mr. Parker (1999)

"Mojave desert, 1997"... This is what refueling at 150 mph looks like. The F1 Ferarri doesn't have to stop, because Shell has enough passion to refuel the car on the go.

The film is not just a pretty fake done in CGI, Shell actually did this, had an airplane come in and connect to a hose of a fast-driving Ferarri.

In 1997, Shell pushed the boundaries of technical innovation with a groundbreaking display of courage and ability deep in the Mojave Desert. Formula One fans and the general public were united in their appreciation of Shell’s visually stunning ‘Refuelling’ advert.

Blondes prefer Boeing.