I'm reading my work e-mail using Google Apps, and noticed the following AdSense results:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhvKOHlVTI2N2CHQgP6OaTQLs3sC-rf4lSEH5JFEh-u7ewa6fIzIqYuzPY_wivyWzo_zp8DlvZwEtJFaZUvLgUD-Wbbs5As991A77clYo48x7y_YjAaX9PeYdI1frcXkf3WVz2WDg/s400/adwords.png)
Whoa, ads for string bikini's?! Think of all the ways I could get in trouble with this by the wife:
- You've been surfing for string bikinis when you should be working? You bastard!
- What, you think I'm just some object you can squeeze into some fantasy outfit you've got in mind? You bastard!
- What, you don't think I'd look good in a string bikini? You bastard!
And probably more...
And what triggered these ads? An e-mail with the subject password token generates long string. I'm innocent, really.
It'll be interesting to see what excuse you tell her when AdSense starts talking about "thongs"... :-)
ReplyDeleteNice :-)
ReplyDeleteYeah, that one would be hard to explain.
Except as maybe and author's name..."yeah that's it honey, I was doing research on Jean-Manuel Van Thong. Really, I was.