Say.... I thought that it was a coincidence that an ad for Moulin Rouge-inspired jewelry was listed. I never gave much thought about it possibly being personalized. Great, now I have to go find what some of the other Joeuser's ads are.

My Google ads are for World Wildlife Foundation, March of Dimes and Second Harvest Hunger relief. I am very pleased.

Never noticed them before. The ads are based on current interest assumptions. I posted an article on ufo's so the engine will assume I want to buy such material. Digitized marketing is all, and you know it too. Tomorrow it will change. What's wrong Brad, can't come up with any original way to try to dis-credit truth or 'alternative' news you can't manipulate?

Thanks or the mention though, I get even more attention when you post my blog name. Hope you get some nickels to keep this site growing as it has to date. It's all good I guess.

Hey Bush? Say you need our vote so you can continue to pay Haliburton & Co. four more years? Yeah, right. (I say that as I'll be putting up some Senate testimony on them soon.) Wonder if I'll get ad offers of wholesale yellow hand towels that can be logo'd KBR (a Haliburton Co. symbol) and marked up for profiteering on our tax dollars and our own troops when I do? Stay tuned to my blog.

P.S. You also know my google numbers and they cover a pretty wide spectrum, most of people searching for news they won't get in the 'controlled media'. U.F.O.'s get hits too. Think I'll post a article from a racy site to see if I can look at girl banners while I post.

Hm. I just get ads where I can create my blog. Why would I need to go somewhere else?

"Invest in Iraq" - think I'll pass.

Yeah -- this is totally true, but Google sometimes does some really wacky things. I just started a news site called The Raw Story (www.rawstory.com) and our subdirectoried pages produce some pretty wacky results. For example, our quotes page is often inundated by diet ads (how do they know I'm fat? ). Our editorials page is the master domain of the New York Times (b/c we link so many of their editorials), and today's article about the John Kerry rumor is basted with cancer ads. What gives?

Mine are so boring! I have ones about blog hosting, and building my own website. Woo-hoo.

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i got a lot of haircare links???

wtf??


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