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Some personal ads are just begging to be made fun of.
That's where we come in.

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

I wonder if he rapped in the commercial for a free pair

You know you want me. I've seen all the attention guys get here if they pose without their shirts. I know how sunglasses can make you look mysterious. And if bedroom eyes are sexy, I would say a whole damn "bedroom face" should be setting your loins on fire. So drop me a line. You would be amazed how quick I'll get back to you.

My guess is he'd get to actually make that O-face more often if he stopped wearing those Blu-Blockers sunglasses. Just a theory.

Labels: blu-blockers, male, o-face, personal ad, sunglasses