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Cyrus
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There is one with a fat persons gut for loosing weight. Ugh.
I can think of one really cheap solution. Stop watching commercial TV. The content is paid for by the ads. Nothing is free.lisab said:Lol...
Well there is one $olution ...
turbo-1 said:I can think of one really cheap solution. Stop watching commercial TV. The content is paid for by the ads. Nothing is free.
I don't get ads on PF. Maybe he should go gold... Nothing is free.NeoDevin said:I believe Cyrus was referring to ads on PF.
turbo-1 said:I don't get ads on PF. Maybe he should go gold... Nothing is free.
DaveC426913 said:I pay 4c per day for the privilege of not seeing ads and keeping our fearless leader Greg out of trouble.
My personal praise is free.turbo-1 said:Nothing is free.
drizzle said:How come?! I never paid a penny, and I don't get these ads, not even for once
DaveC426913 said:Are you sleeping with Greg?
drizzle said:How come?! I never paid a penny, and I don't get these ads, not even for once
Shhhhh...drizzle said:How come?! I never paid a penny, and I don't get these ads, not even for once
Cough up a few bucks, Cy! For the price of one drink in your airport-theme bar, you can be ad free for a year.Cyrus said:Its amazing how the adds follow the threads. If I am in PF main, the ads are about physics tutoring. If I am in the aerospace forum, the ads are about airplanes. When I was in the cats vs dog thread, there was an Ad for cats!
Must have been one in the "relationships" sub-forum.Monique said:What thread were you viewing to be confronted with a 'fat persons gut'? :rofl:
Monique said:What thread were you viewing to be confronted with a 'fat persons gut'? :rofl:
turbo-1 said:Maybe we should start a thread for Cyrus. Only beautiful olive-skinned, brown-eyed, brunette females with NO piercings or tattoos would be allowed to post there.
Never mind. Policing that would be tough. We'd probably get Jersey Shore posters, or cougars who are real fans of white patent-leather shoes. Messy, either way. :tongue:
That would be hilarious. I want to see screenshots if it works.Born2bwire said:I'm going to fill up my signature with weight-loss keywords in hopes of skewing the Google ads in every thread that I post.
Cyrus said:Its amazing how the adds follow the threads. If I am in PF main, the ads are about physics tutoring. If I am in the aerospace forum, the ads are about airplanes. When I was in the cats vs dog thread, there was an Ad for cats!
I would subscribe to that thread and check it every few seconds for new posts.turbo-1 said:Maybe we should start a thread for Cyrus. Only beautiful olive-skinned, brown-eyed, brunette females with NO piercings or tattoos would be allowed to post there.
Monique said:What thread were you viewing to be confronted with a 'fat persons gut'? :rofl:
There's a whole art to misrepresentation in advertizing. Sometimes when I'm bored I pick them out of commercials.Moonbear said::rofl: Though, maybe that one should be in the S&D product claims subforum. Sure looks like one photo of someone slouched and forcing out their gut, then a second photo of them standing straight and sucking in their gut...oh, and of course conveniently placing their hand over their bottom in the second one to hide that their butt didn't actually get any smaller.
turbo-1 said:Maybe we should start a thread for Cyrus. Only beautiful olive-skinned, brown-eyed, brunette females with NO piercings or tattoos would be allowed to post there.
Never mind. Policing that would be tough. We'd probably get Jersey Shore posters, or cougars who are real fans of white patent-leather shoes. Messy, either way. :tongue:
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