Coke Goes Homoerotic in Egypt

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Coke Goes Homoerotic in Egypt
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          Aug 27, 2010
          
        
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A new ad running in Egypt for Coca-Cola is pushing some boundaries with its homoerotic references to the drink's new screw caps. Click here to watch on Towleroad. 

        
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