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

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Durrrrrrr

I am a little confused by the replies to my ad. I do not understand why you ladies keep saying it's "so cute" that someone "like me" has an ad. What do you mean "like me". And while I appreciate being told I am "special" I don't get exactly why so many people who reply to my ad point that out. It's also real puzzling that so many of you ask if my "mommy" helped me write my ad or my replies when you send me messages. Why would a grown man need his "mommy" to write a simple email? Anyway, if anyone could answer these questions I'd appreciate it, even if you're not really interested in me. I just want answers.

They're making a movie about this guy. Jack Black's playing him. The protests have already started.

Labels: male, personal ad, slow, special needs

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