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

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

I may have to write these rules down

Yeah, once again this one is just going to have to stand on it's own. I've already made it very clear that you should never add text to to your picture. I shouldn't have to elaborate to the extent that said comments should not refer to prospective dates as "doggies".

Labels: cheesy, doggies, male, personal ad