Questionable Marketing Campaign of the Day: A commercial for condom brand Durex supposedly banned from airing during the Super Bowl aims to shock viewers with the scariest consequence of unsafe sex yet: Giving birth to a cartoon villain.

[theblemish.]

Questionable Marketing Campaign of the Day: A sign above Manhattan's Upper West Side advertising Wodka-brand Vodka has come under fire for claiming its product is "Christmas quality" for "Hanukkah pricing."

You know, because Jews are cheap.

The Anti-Defamation League was none-too-pleased with the anti-Semitic subtext, calling the billboard "crude and offensive."

Questionable Marketing Campaign of the Day: The Bank of New York Mellon -- the world's largest deposit bank -- occupies poor taste.

[@kelly_evans / copyranter.]

Questionable Marketing Campaign of the Day: The is apparently an honest-to-goodness really real for real ad campaign for Boy Scouts of America created for the nonprofit youth organization by Ogilvy Atlanta.

Be prepared...to disappoint a lot of 12-year-olds who will think joining the Boy Scouts will help them grow a beard.

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