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Florida Will Turn You Into a Racecar Driver or Pirate, If You Let It

March 19, 2010 at 4:45 PM | by | Comments (2)

We stumbled across a very eye-catching tourism advertising campaign today on our way back from this glorious view of the Brooklyn Bridge, and thought we'd share. It's underground in the Union Square subway station, and it's all over. The ads, a before/after study in what can happen to you when you leave the rough city life for the beaches of St. Petersburg and Clearwater, depict rough-and-tumble characters turning into attractive, exotic people once they've flown the 2.5 hours south to Florida.

Check out all of the images, after the jump

Gallery: St. Pete's Clearwater Ads in Subway

We snapped these photos down in the subway, so enjoy the fantasy of becoming a completely different person (or a pirate!) by only hopping an airplane.

Happy weekend!

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[Photos: Jaunted]

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Great

This is a really cool site. I really enjoy reading everything that you post on here and I am very entertained by it all. Thanks Personal Loans
Mariah259 on October 5, 2010 at 10:30 PM #Permalink

This is true

I really love Florida and I think everyone should visit this wonderful state. The beaches are so pretty its crazy. This is really great. Thanks Natalie Dison - Touchscreen Tablet
nattyg19a on October 6, 2010 at 7:00 PM #Permalink

Great Florida

Petersburg and Clearwater, depict rough-and-tumble characters turning into attractive, exotic people once they've flown the 2.5 hours south to Florida. oracle consulting
oracleconsulting on March 23, 2011 at 8:11 AM #Permalink

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