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2013-06-15

The Underwear Boycott of Facebook

I have become irritated with Facebook. They keep putting underwear ads on my page in Facebook. I asked them to stop, but they keep appearing. So I am going to stop using Facebook until they change their evil ways.

Update: Now the same ads are showing up at my favorite kakuro game website! The pirate in me goes, "Argh!!!"

7 comments:

  1. Its OK Mr ESB I think you will find that the powers that be are warning you that the security services are working undercover and may have noticed that you implied the President was spending a bit too much money on his holiday trip.

    They cant really say look out the CIA are on to you so they are using coded adverts. All the adverts are coded, some to warn FB users and others have secret messages for the security forces, the trick is working out which is which. I thought I had found a micro dot in one earlier but it was muck on the screen.

    But FB is not was it was in the old days when I was friends with John Wayne and Batman and three of the queens of Britain . . . . All killed off by FB for copy write reasons which was silly we all knew they we not the real ones......

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  2. Rob: I think they haven't actuaLLy started their Afreakin Vacation yet, so there is stiLL time to not go. I saw someone mention that for $100 million you could buy a poor African nation, but I do not know if this is accurate. I will try to see how much of Texas you could buy for $100 million dollars. I know there are some wild animal preserves in Texas with African animals, so its like we are building our own Africa.

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  3. Before Africa they are practicing by going to Ireland and Germany.

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  4. fmcgmccllc: Now I am thinking there should be a monetary cap on vacations put into law for the president. I remembered that Teddy Roosevelt went on an African safari and I am not sure how much that cost equivalent to 2013 dollars. Of course Theodore had also been a cowboy in the Dakotas, a Rough Rider in the war, and survived an assassin's bullet so they don't make presidents like they used to.

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  5. Yes Dam those ads. G+ is so much better than facebook...

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  6. This is one of the reasons I now eschew FB.

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  7. Julie: I haven't played with G+ veRy much.

    Badger: I perceive that FB is constantly scanning your status' to build targeted ads, but I have no idea what has caused this latest mess of Victor's Secret. (That's not the real name of the company)

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