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Ed Brayton finds an amusingly ironic Google ad at the blog of my favorite anti-gay bigot.
Mr. Cramer has added a disclaimer to the top of his blog, so that no one will associate him with, you know, “those people.”
(Back in January, I blogged about another ironic Google ad.)
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Now that’s priceless. And, of course, the more he complains about it, the more “gay ads” he’ll get served. Tee-hee!
Though, I have to say, the audience of in-denial gays that a blog like Cramer’s attracts is probably a key demographic for “gay recruiting,” so I’m sure they’ll get good click-thru ratios.
Near as I can tell, Google has a delicious sense of humor in serving up ads on Blogspot blogs. Right wing oriented ads on lefty blogs (and vice versa), religiously themed ads on atheist blogs, and atheistic/freethought ads on fundagelical Christian blogs.
Ya gotta love sponsored ads.