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02/06/09
What the heck is up with the Sony Vaio ad on the front that looks exactly like a post except for the border and a small label that says Advertisement?
Here's the text from the ad, that links to a Vaio-P tag search on your site at the end:
Sony® VAIO® Lifestyle PC: Verdict? Awesome.
At just 1.4 pounds, a 1.33 ghz processor, 2gb of RAM and more, this notebook is powerful enough to get us excited and small enough to keep us that way. Read more of our coverage here.
Oh, really? Awesome?
Here's the conclusion from the actual review by Adrian:
As for my final verdict, the Vaio P is an undeniably attractive, fun, exciting gadget on design alone, but I'm not quite sure it lives up to its marketing hype or its $900 starting price-ours as tested was actually $1200. The Sony Vaio P works well as a machine for the living room or kitchen, and for style reasons fits well in those environments and is easily stashed. But it won't replace your workhorse laptop, not even on a part time basis, due to graphical limitations, an inability to run resource-heavy apps and that damned issue with the keyboard and mouse.
Doesn't sound too awesome to me.
This advertising is terrible. It gives a false impression and blatantly lies about YOUR OWN CONTENT.
Please, tell Gawker to end it. For your own credibility.
Oh god, I just discovered you can link it as a post.
[i.gizmodo.com]
Seriously?!
02/06/09
02/06/09
Which brings up a question - does adblock screw with the host site's revenue? Does my visit to this site still count as a hit for the ad?
02/06/09
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12/27/08
We always made sure they were in a cabinet out of direct sun. Unless we wanted to roast marshmallows. (we have no fireplace)
12/26/08
12/26/08
Defective products burning down your home
The family dog gnawing at a sparking wire,
And your happy holiday blown
And so I'm offering this simple phrase,
To kids Christian, Muslim, and Jew,
Although its been said many times, many ways,
A Merry Defective Christmas to you
12/26/08
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12/26/08
But yeah, if I were the family, I would wish he hadn't killed himself so I could hunt him down and cut him into pieces, slowly, starting with the extremities.
12/26/08
I still don't have my unicorn. I still don't have my Valkyrie which was to ride astride my unicorn. But I have this wonderful vision in my head.
Happy holidays all.
Now gimme my goddamn unicorn!
12/26/08
12/26/08
Because that's what I asked Santa for. Santa never delivers for me.
12/26/08
The snowglobe.
The snowglobe is on fire...
We don't need no water,
Let Frosty the Snowman burn.
12/26/08
12/12/08
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12/12/08
It was exciting because we were banging at work, but I'm in no rush to do it again in a freezer (or an ice-sauna). Remember the scene from 'A Christmas Story' with the flagpole? That's what happens when you touch wet things to frozen things. Not good. We basically ended up doing it standing up with her bent over, but she still had to go back to the cash register with her hands all frozen and red.
12/12/08
12/12/08
I fail to see how the tounge to a flagpole scenario ties in, however. The only wet parts touching anything are the obvious, and if your saying those will get stuck together I'm going to have to raise my BS flag.
Now, your skin doesn't have to be very wet to get stuck to ice, but if you don't know that by now and are pressing against a block of ice to hold yourself up, then the red hands are probably well deserved.
12/12/08
Your tennis bench will get much warmer just by you sitting on it, where the sides of a refer box are continually having cold applied to them by the freezing conduits, and will stay MUCH colder.
12/12/08
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12/12/08
"ARRG. Sh*t man. That hurt! Right in my freakin' mouth... What was in that!" *lick's lips* "Was that...do I taste strawberry?"
12/12/08