What the ducking fuck
I get that the ad is the issue, but what's the context?
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2025
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Uhhh the context is the fuckin article the ad is posted in.
That's a pretty adversarial way to respond to an honest question. Thanks, I guess
Jesus Christ.
but what if it was
Find Local Boys
... and it was just for the fellas.
It took me a minute to see what OP was talking about 
I'm so used to just ignoring ads it took me too long to figure it out.
Gross af.
I'm so used to ignoring ads I struggled for a few moments to understand.
I believe this is a Google Adsense Ad. It has the Adsense buttons on the top right corner. Google ads are targeted to you based on your google account if you have one. I believe you can click the triangle and it gives you an option to see why you were recommended the ad. You can also click on the X to report the ad. You could probably report it for being shown on an inappropriate page. I think there's even an option to disable certain types of ads on your google account.
You could probably report it for being shown on an inappropriate page.
I love doing unpaid work for multinational corporations worth billions of dollars
Install Fennec/firefox for android and then install ublock extension.
I was googling cars on main (trying to find a specific make and model for a joke) and my ads have been for car dealerships and car sales websites.
I don't drive, I don't have a license, the closest thing to driving a road vehicle has been a golf kart and a go kart (which was very intuitive, btw)
Folks, the ad companies aren't sending their best.
What's even dumber is when you make a purchase online, you get ads catered to the thing you've already bought.
I mean, maybe you're in need of a second fridge or something!
You can adblock on android, fyi
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That's certainly an ad of all time.