By: Dan Abramson
-Wait, so you're dating Mila Kunis?
-Yes.
-You?
-Yes.
-Does she know that?
It’s called “Toddlerography,” and no we DON’T know if the toddlers know how to pronounce that!
Stu struts his stuff.
Mike ponders his very existence, but all is not as it seems.
The Internet has completely revolutionized the way we communicate, the way we think, and the way we get annoyed by ads. Whoever thought we might one day receive “personal” emails from the CEOs of large corporations? Or that Facebook ads could know if we happen to like fish tacos or Neil Diamond cover bands? (What? Have you not heard Surreal Neil belt out ‘Cracklin’ Rosie?’) One of the most irritating new advertising strategies occurs on Twitter where companies try perhaps a little too hard to incorporate trending topics into their tweets. Here are the 10 most blatant examples of actual sponsored tweets:
Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, Dul ‘ Hill, Joshua Malina, Melissa Fitzgerald and William Duffy reprise their West Wing roles walking and talking their way into the Oval Office. Why? To pass one last initiative with the President: To get America walking.
A bunch of superheroes got in a fight on Hollywood Blvd. Sadly, they were all B-list.