So.
I do have a gmail account, although I don't really use it-- my Berkeley buddies know about it, but other than that, it doesn't get much real action. Lately the Berkeley buddies have been exchanging emails about getting tickets to the 'SC game in October, and talking about things like what section we're all going to be sitting in. Which is why, I can only imagine, I've started to get advertisements like this on my gmail page:
I do have a gmail account, although I don't really use it-- my Berkeley buddies know about it, but other than that, it doesn't get much real action. Lately the Berkeley buddies have been exchanging emails about getting tickets to the 'SC game in October, and talking about things like what section we're all going to be sitting in. Which is why, I can only imagine, I've started to get advertisements like this on my gmail page:
www.csectionhealing.com - Get a Free C-Section Info Kit and Learn to Prevent Internal Scarring.
WHAT THE F..?! You can get a KIT for that? Through the MAIL?!
And I can learn how to prevent internal scarring?!
My pre-teen years could've been so much simpler...
WHAT THE F..?! You can get a KIT for that? Through the MAIL?!
And I can learn how to prevent internal scarring?!
My pre-teen years could've been so much simpler...
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Because of some of my other friends through Joe and Jon, I've gotten some pretty weird ones too. This one came in a few days ago:
"MVE Semen Tanks - sementank.net - MVE Semen Tanks XC Millenium $499 Buy the Best and Skp the Rest"
One of the girls works on a dairy farm and talks about cows a lot...
Speaking of that ad, I *just* got another one for the same website, but this time it is a little more clear what it's about:
"MVE Semen Tanks On Sale - www.SemenTanks.com - Semen tanks for artificial breeding and insemination."
Silly google
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