The whole point of these “Shaggy Dog Story” websites is to sell adds on endless pages. I suppose some people do, but how many people actually pay attention to the ads except as clutter?
Has anyone ever clicked on one of those “one weird tip” things and made it all the way to the end? A friend of ours tried one day just to see where it would go and two hours later gave up.
A chip in the head? Wasn’t this an episode of Futurama? It’s hard to keep track, so many of the ridiculous situations from Futurama became a reality recently.
Next On Line shopping overload (orbital delivery surcharges) or Facebook zombie, agent X will have to pull the plug to save money and or to keep R.U. Sirius semisecret.
“Spam with clickbait” the trickiest kind. “80% of people with chips in their head won’t believe what this cute kitten looks like now in 30 different photos as it nears the Earth and prevents bikini baldness.”
GreasyOldTam about 4 years ago
“Irritable Belle punched out Cliff. You won’t believe what happened next.”
eromlig about 4 years ago
Do NOT double click him.
Bilan about 4 years ago
The problem with spam in brain implants is that it’s so hard to remove. The spam and the brain look so much alike.
Alabama Al about 4 years ago
The whole point of these “Shaggy Dog Story” websites is to sell adds on endless pages. I suppose some people do, but how many people actually pay attention to the ads except as clutter?
Imagine about 4 years ago
If I only had a brain…
Nuliajuk about 4 years ago
Has anyone ever clicked on one of those “one weird tip” things and made it all the way to the end? A friend of ours tried one day just to see where it would go and two hours later gave up.
Nuliajuk about 4 years ago
“The one weird reason why you should accept a computer chip in your brain!”
Jeff0811 about 4 years ago
I have always considered myself too smart to fall for the line… Click here, It’s genius!!
I sometimes do a search with the keywords, but rarely do I click the sites themselves.
Doctor Toon about 4 years ago
Don’t have to click much click bait to learn why you shouldn’t
Radish the wordsmith about 4 years ago
I’m having spam, spam, spam, spam, spamity spam, wonderful spam!
geese28 about 4 years ago
Hmm a lot of people’s brains ARE spam lol
Gent about 4 years ago
That’s what you get for having outbrain inside your brain.
tripwire45 about 4 years ago
Mark Zuckerberg would love it.
Csaw Backnforth about 4 years ago
Didn’t Monty Python do Spamalot? Never saw it, but it sounds like the premise of Brewster’s brain chip.
StoicLion1973 about 4 years ago
A chip in the head? Wasn’t this an episode of Futurama? It’s hard to keep track, so many of the ridiculous situations from Futurama became a reality recently.
trainnut1956 about 4 years ago
I notice he said he had a chip in his head, not in his brain, because he doesn’t have one.
ekw555 about 4 years ago
that’s more like clickbait.
rwoods_rio about 4 years ago
Next On Line shopping overload (orbital delivery surcharges) or Facebook zombie, agent X will have to pull the plug to save money and or to keep R.U. Sirius semisecret.
Major Matt Mason Premium Member about 4 years ago
Bloody Vikings.
Snowedin about 4 years ago
It would be awful to have a head full of click bait! Yowza!
Mayor Snorkum about 4 years ago
It’s also the best part, Brewster—if it weren’t for spam, there wouldn’t be anything in your head at all.
Lee26 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Never liked Spam OR scrapple. But Jimmy Dean’s Savory Sage sausage? YUM!
cuzinron47 about 4 years ago
I’m surprised Hormel hasn’t sued for giving Spam a bad name.
mistercatworks about 4 years ago
“Spam with clickbait” the trickiest kind. “80% of people with chips in their head won’t believe what this cute kitten looks like now in 30 different photos as it nears the Earth and prevents bikini baldness.”