Car Crushing Billboard Trend Continues

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There seems to be a trend developing with balls and billboards. First, there was the muffin that “fell” off a billboard and crushed the car beneath it. Then there were the big red Powerballs that crushed a few cars and now we have a giant tennis ball scrushing a car. A Sony Erikson billboard promoting the Nasdaq Open which has three female tennis players extending off the board having just made their shots. A car placed beneath the board has a giant tennis ball smashed down on top of it. No doubt, we’ll soon see a Carl’s Jr. billboard with celebs Lindsay Lohan, Nicole Ritchie and Hilary Duff, in a bid to prove they still eat, promoting the company’s next mega-burger. A burger so huge it’s too heavy for the girl’s frail bodies to support so it’s fallen on top of an 18-wheeler parked beneath the board and crushed it. See another image of the board here.

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