The Wonder of Google Ads

Okay, this made me laugh. The irony of a google ad for a gay matchmaker service showing up on Clayton Cramer's blog is overwhelming. Cramer is, as Jon Rowe puts it, a tad bit obsessed with gays:

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I suspect that Google's ad-generating code is maliciously ironic. It seems every time I blog about ID or creationist wackitude, I get Google ads for "Proof of God's Existence" or "Darwin Was A Raving Lunatic."

On the upside, there's nothing Cramer can do about it. Search & Chat... Free Trial!

Cramer is, as Jon Rowe puts it, a tad bit obsessed with gays...

A TAD bit? A TAD BIT??? You mean as in "The Pope is a tad bit spiritual." Yeah, just a tad bit. Among your many talents, Ed, you're the master of understatement.

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given recent happenings with several conservatives, these ads might get unusually high click-through.