Amateur Video Threatens Madison Avenue Budgets
As reported by The Onion, the Advertising industry is facing serious competition by amateurs.
Oh, did I mention you’re not pwning each other enough in the comments? Strap one on.
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Sorry, I stopped taking my Ritalin a couple months ago and haven’t been able to pay attention.
We’re NOT pwning each other in the comments? Where have you been? That’s all we do. No one ever actually reads your posts, Kevin. Sorry if I disillusioned you.
Some of us are better pwners than others. Thats all I have to say on this topic.
I Suck! is that better Nalts?
I hate Comic Sans