The Pure Ad
Bloggers get paid for attaching irritating little flashing banners to their pages. They get Paid for transforming the Web into a network of flashing little spam that jump onto your face and make you reach out for your non-Existent virtual pesticide. Well I am Existence, so I can conjure one to exist at will: A modest fee of $1000 per visitor for entering a blog that does Not show any ads. You can start supporting this Noble cause immediately: Just ask for my Paypal details (Yes, of course Existence has Paypal - how else would he be able to receive ritualistic Sacrifices? Through some bloody altar? Think again.) I will be happy to assist you with your much-appreciated work for the Common Good.
For demonstrative purposes, fear not. Open your eyes and glance at this magnificent Pure(TM) ad:
Isn't it just breath-takingly beautiful? It used to make me a lot of money. The trouble is, that the money is invisible. But that's the price one has to pay for making an invisible ad. Or is it?
Rumours have been circling the Web that a kid made a million dollars by simply stating arrogantly that he needs a million dollars. For college fees. Hmmmm... I wonder where that college is: In Pluto, perhaps? Expensive fuel and so on...
Not only was this an obvious scam, but he actually sold Pixels at 1 dollar each. You know, the smallest visible unit on your screen! And how does this differ from my invisible ad? Well, it doesn't. In fact, many of the pixels in my ad have a special, secret meaning - they're just in black. Tough luck, aye?
Ok, so this moron had an utterly idiotic idea. It was bound to fail - c'mon, telling someone you're ripping them off hardly makes your scam less of a ripoff! It Was an idiotic idea. Unfortunately the PR managers of the companies who gave him a million dollars were trained at a facility featuring men wearing white coats. So now we have a moron awarded with a million dollars for a selfish publicity/money-hunt. We also have reports stating that pixel advertising didn't pay off after all. Doh! I wonder how much money was spent in researching that tautology.
Instead of idolising the Selfish Capitalist Hauling of Money, about a million people starving around the Multiverse could have been saved for an entire day. Just think about that! Now that this Jackass has wasted his Poor idea on his own arrogant belly, nobody will be scammed again. That is, no food for Africans tomorrow, either. Thanks a lot for this atrocity, poophead.
For demonstrative purposes, fear not. Open your eyes and glance at this magnificent Pure(TM) ad:
Isn't it just breath-takingly beautiful? It used to make me a lot of money. The trouble is, that the money is invisible. But that's the price one has to pay for making an invisible ad. Or is it?
Rumours have been circling the Web that a kid made a million dollars by simply stating arrogantly that he needs a million dollars. For college fees. Hmmmm... I wonder where that college is: In Pluto, perhaps? Expensive fuel and so on...
Not only was this an obvious scam, but he actually sold Pixels at 1 dollar each. You know, the smallest visible unit on your screen! And how does this differ from my invisible ad? Well, it doesn't. In fact, many of the pixels in my ad have a special, secret meaning - they're just in black. Tough luck, aye?
Ok, so this moron had an utterly idiotic idea. It was bound to fail - c'mon, telling someone you're ripping them off hardly makes your scam less of a ripoff! It Was an idiotic idea. Unfortunately the PR managers of the companies who gave him a million dollars were trained at a facility featuring men wearing white coats. So now we have a moron awarded with a million dollars for a selfish publicity/money-hunt. We also have reports stating that pixel advertising didn't pay off after all. Doh! I wonder how much money was spent in researching that tautology.
Instead of idolising the Selfish Capitalist Hauling of Money, about a million people starving around the Multiverse could have been saved for an entire day. Just think about that! Now that this Jackass has wasted his Poor idea on his own arrogant belly, nobody will be scammed again. That is, no food for Africans tomorrow, either. Thanks a lot for this atrocity, poophead.