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Olympic Commercials

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I have not had a chance to see much of the the Summer Olympics but tonight while setting in a restaurant, surrounded by multiple Televisions all showing the games, it was a commercial that caught my eye.

It appeared to be set at the original Olympics in Greece. An unbelievable hot, shirtless diskus thrower comes into the Stadium before a huge crowd and throws his disc. Now this guy was H O T... HOTTTTTTTTTTT. Unbelievable abs & chest. At least a 8pack...AWESOME. Face was very handsome also.

I have absolutely no idea what he was advertising, but he was definitely worth watching. Did I mention this guy was HOT!!!!! The commercial actually turned out to be quite funny. He throws the disc so far, it leaves the Stadium and hits the Parthenon, causing it to crumble, creating it's present day look. Then the crowd looks at him with shock as does he. He then finally shrugs ending the commercial. I sat all thru dinner hoping to see the Commercial again, but never saw it again.

Anyone else seen this Commercial? What is he advertising? Wonder if it is posted on the internet?

Ask and ye shall receive.

It's a GE commercial.

I have not had a chance to see much of the the Summer Olympics but tonight while setting in a restaurant, surrounded by multiple Televisions all showing the games, it was a commercial that caught my eye.

It appeared to be set at the original Olympics in Greece. An unbelievable hot, shirtless diskus thrower comes into the Stadium before a huge crowd and throws his disc. Now this guy was H O T... HOTTTTTTTTTTT. Unbelievable abs & chest. At least a 8pack...AWESOME. Face was very handsome also.

I have absolutely no idea what he was advertising, but he was definitely worth watching. Did I mention this guy was HOT!!!!! The commercial actually turned out to be quite funny. He throws the disc so far, it leaves the Stadium and hits the Parthenon, causing it to crumble, creating it's present day look. Then the crowd looks at him with shock as does he. He then finally shrugs ending the commercial. I sat all thru dinner hoping to see the Commercial again, but never saw it again.

Anyone else seen this Commercial? What is he advertising? Wonder if it is posted on the internet?

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Haven't seen that commercial before. Thanks for posting the link.

Have to agree that the guy is very HOT. Wouldn't kick him out of bed.

But, I was a little disappointed in the commercial. I thought the early Olympics were performed in the NUDE. They really need to re-shoot the ad and make it more historically accurate. :P

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Ask and ye shall receive.

It's a GE commercial.

Hey, that is the ad, thanks for the link.

The ad company did a great job with this idea. The ad is sexy but not about sex, has a historical "flavor", and ends with a good laugh.

Yes, he is hot! I wonder which way his wind blows?

I think when it comes to completely ripped actors (and waiters) it's a safe bet that they probably like the cock.

With the exception of Tom Cruise, of course.

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