Ironic advertising on Obestity Help

I'm not really hating or anything....

I just think it's a little funny....

I've been seeing banner ads recently for World of Warcraft!

I think this is funny, since I used to play WoW, and it really inspired me to:

- Sit idle in front of the computer for long periods of time
- Eat and drink as something to do while waiting for raids to form
- Keep me from being more active because I wanted to be logged-in to "not miss anything"

(insert South Park World of Warcraft players image here - I know one of you will)

It's funny to see ads for surgery, protein, surgeon, protein shot, .... World of Warcraft?!  My apologies if you're a current WoW-head, and my kudos if you're a current WoW-head and going to the gym!

Happy holidays everybody!!!

Someone saw an ad for M&Ms and was pissed and others responded by saying the ads were from google based on your preferences and they weren't OH ads. I have yet to see any off the wall ads on here...

Curse you google!!!

I think those are Google ads you're seeing... depending on what kinds of things are saved in your computer. I don't see any WoW ads at all... but I probably will now that I mentioned it! 

The magic of cookies and such.  I go to my investment boards and get WLS adds.  Here at the top I get investment ads.  CRAZY!

 I still play World of Warcraft :)

Yep-dang Big Brother always knows where your computer has been....or tells MAMA where the boys have been--since I signed on, 30 minutes ago, I have had pop ups for big boobs and pizza--and I haven't ordered either one...ok-there's one for coffee K-cups--THAT one is mine..

Google does this for you.  I am seeing protein.  Because - that's relevant to my browser history.

It clearly worked.

"What are "cookies" and how does Google use them to show interest-based ads?

A cookie is a snippet of text that is sent from a website’s servers and stored on a web browser. One of these cookies allows advertisers to deliver ads that are relevant to your interest and demographic categories or are based on your previous interactions online, such as visits to advertisers' websites."