Am I the only person who's noticed an uncanny resemblance between the scary-ass fake old guy in the Six Flags commercials:
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/img/200/5306/320/6flags.jpg)
Fake scary...
And gen-u-ine scary-ass convicted murderer and racist Edgar Ray Killen?
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/img/200/5306/320/killen.jpg)
Real scary.
Let's review:
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/img/200/5306/320/mr_six_fright_fest.jpg)
Guaranteed to give you nightmares...
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/img/200/5306/320/killen1.jpg)
Ditto on the nightmares thing.
Just curious. Perhaps it's only me... Maybe this will encourage Six Flags to get rid of that incredibly creepy ad campaign.
5 comments:
I was actually just thinking yesterday, after seeing a Six Flags commercial, "Who thought that would be a good idea, and why did everyone else go along with it?" They bother creep me out, but I would have to say the Six Flags guy creeps me out more.
Mr. Six, eh? That is creepy. Like he's a special needs Bond villian.
I would rather have read your take on this separated at birth case than mine! I bet your entry would have been simply inspired.
Well... that is just spooky.
Consider me freaked out.
SJL
you weren't the only one - i saw this type of post on a few blogs the last few days. and another blog (pauldavidson's words for my enjoyment) with an expose on the identity of mr. six. weirdness all around...
I am so relieved to know that I'm not the only person disturbed by "Mr. Six"... What a creepy ad concept, truly, truly.
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