Thursday, August 4, 2005

you know internet banner ads are bad...

...when instead of a moving image, it's a complete Flash file with a mini-video extolling the virtues of a special formula that helps you clean your colon.

ICK

now playing on iTunes: Eels 'Lucky Day in Hell'

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rocked @ 4:42 AM by ehren
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I LOVE a nice, clean colon. Makes me feel regular!
# rocked comment-style by Blogger Vinney : 11:46 PM, August 13, 2005
 
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