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Ore wa Jack Bauer! CalorieMate’s Bestest Friend

May 5, 2011 by Lance Heiskell Leave a Comment

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“Pssst! Jack Bauer knows we use CalorieMate! Let's get the FUCK out of here!”

I took this picture when I was in a Tokyo subway station about 6 years ago. I finally got to see in person the international ads that actors do for other countries. Seems bit creepy that Jack Bauer is doing surveillance on school kids and their energy bars.

By the power of the YouTubes witness all that is good BEHOLD!  CALORIEMATE  (tick, tick, tick, tick)

Jack Bauer + CalorieMate = Bad Assery.

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    June 17, 2012 at 4:29 pm

    […] you want more Keifer Sutherland go here to my post about 24 vs CalorieMate. The Japanese commercials he did in the mid 2000s. I’ve got most of the commericials posted […]

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