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August 21, 2005

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» Tiger Did It v2.0 from Micro Persuasion
Remember Joseph Jaffe's “Tiger Did It” homemade Nike ad? It spread through the blogosphere like wildfire back in April. Well, Jaffe's at it again with a new Tiger Woods ad. This time, however, he's leaving it up to you to [Read More]

» Tiger Did It v2.0 from Micro Persuasion
Remember Joseph Jaffe's “Tiger Did It” homemade Nike ad? It spread through the blogosphere like wildfire back in April. Well, Jaffe's at it again with a new Tiger Woods ad. This time, however, he's leaving it up to you to [Read More]

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