I can’t believe I’m actually posting something positive about Paris Hilton, but here you go.
This was in response to this video.
I can’t believe I’m actually posting something positive about Paris Hilton, but here you go.
This was in response to this video.
I first became aware of Ashley Madison via an article in Maxim Magazine. So much for print being a dead medium
Ashley Madison caters to people who are currently in a relationship, but looking for some extra curricular activities. Actually, they do a better job of explaining what they are all about:
“Are you Married but Looking? Ashley Madison is the place for Married Dating.
Feeling neglected and in need of some excitement? You came to the right place.
Ashley Madison is the world’s #1 Married Dating service specifically for ATTACHED men and women who are looking to have an Extra-marital Affair.
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OK, WOW. I know there is a social network for everything, but seriously? Their tag line, “Life is Short. Have an Affair.” is ballsy beyond belief. I think it’s safe to say, this is one social network I won’t be joining.
Please someone for the love of god explain this campaign to me? It just won the Cyber and Titanium Grand Prix at the Cannes festival and I do not understand why.
I’m honestly not sure what to say or think about a site that says: “MyWonderfulLife.com is a free on-line service to help you plan and personalize your own funeral, so it reflects the way you lived. Becoming a member at MyWonderfulLife.com does not take the place of a Will, which is very important, but allows you to eliminate the guesswork for your loved ones during a difficult time.”
It’s a little freaky, but yet I can see why the site makes sense, serves a need, and could take off. Crazy.
Thanks to Brandie for uncovering this one. I have to ask WTF? Seriously a Star Trek urn? At what point does the idea of getting one of these cross someone’s mind? Personally I’m holding out for a Star Wars Death Star urn.

I hope to holy hell, no. Check this out.