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

Friday, March 30, 2007

Actual Text March 30, 2007

"Hey look out for that big spider on your shoulder!!!! No not that shoulder, the other one!!! Ah, forget it. It's gone."

I guess this is what you put in your ad when you have no good selling points.

And if you have any good points this guy could have mentioned, post them here.