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Tuesday, 25 September 2007

Heil Pizza

Hell Pizzas of New Zealand actually used this billboard as part of a recent Ad campaign, needless to say the ads have now been removed.

QUOTE - [The chain, which has had a string of complaints about its advertising, including a condom mailout last year, said the Hitler billboards in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch were meant to lampoon Hitler rather than be offensive.

The Nazi leader is shown in a Heil Hitler salute with pizza in his hand, next to his quote: "It is possible to make people believe that heaven is hell."] - stuff.co.nz

I'm assuming the pizza was a Margherita...

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