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The entire video of the commercial is after the jump.
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4-04-2006 @1:47PM Jessica said... I love the creepy Burger King ads, but this Skittles one seriously disturbs me. I actually didn't even realize that the ad was for Skittles until reading this post- I was too freaked out to even notice.
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