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2 years ago
HA doesn't help
BS doesn't either.
Ads are a part of the fun! That's why we have to compensate with a lot of memes for members (since you see none if you log in).
Here are some reasons a company might tell you disabling ads on the tv you bought own and paid for is never good:
"Because who needs uninterrupted viewing when you can play 'ad bingo' and guess which product will pop up next? It's like a surprise party for your remote control!"
"Why disable ads when you can turn your living room into a free-market battleground? It's like Black Friday every day, but without the bruises!"
"Forget peace and quiet! Embrace the chaos of commercial breaks! It's like a mini-vacation to 'Adland,' where the grass is always greener and the jingles never end!"
"Why disable ads when you can turn your TV into a pop culture time machine? It's like traveling back to the '80s, but with more product placement!"
"Who needs sanity when you can have a constant barrage of advertising? It's like having a personal salesperson in your living room, 24/7! Because nothing says 'relaxation' like being told what to buy every five minutes!"
Ads are a part of the fun! That's why we have to compensate with a lot of memes for members (since you see none if you log in).
Here are some reasons a company might tell you disabling ads on the tv you bought own and paid for is never good:
"Because who needs uninterrupted viewing when you can play 'ad bingo' and guess which product will pop up next? It's like a surprise party for your remote control!"
"Why disable ads when you can turn your living room into a free-market battleground? It's like Black Friday every day, but without the bruises!"
"Forget peace and quiet! Embrace the chaos of commercial breaks! It's like a mini-vacation to 'Adland,' where the grass is always greener and the jingles never end!"
"Why disable ads when you can turn your TV into a pop culture time machine? It's like traveling back to the '80s, but with more product placement!"
"Who needs sanity when you can have a constant barrage of advertising? It's like having a personal salesperson in your living room, 24/7! Because nothing says 'relaxation' like being told what to buy every five minutes!"
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2 years ago
Even free drugs wouldn't make me a furry
A very steep price to pay for anything in life. Here's a few reasons why the mention of free drugs would get some people clambering to put on their murrsuit:
The Fuzzy Freebies Fantasy: They heard furries get complimentary doses of "Furrycillin" to cure their existential woes, but little do they know it's just a placebo disguised as a fluffy tail.
The "Furry Friends Forever" Fairy Tale: They believe joining the furry community comes with a lifetime supply of free hugs, but soon discover it's more like a never-ending game of "hide and seek" with sweaty strangers in mascot costumes.
The Psychedelic Paw-ty Perk: Rumor has it furries have access to a secret stash of mind-altering substances called "Euphorifur," but it turns out it's just catnip and cheap glitter.
The Plushie Paradise Promise: They've been promised a plushie paradise where the streets are lined with cuddly companions, but soon realize it's just a marketing ploy to sell overpriced teddy bears and novelty tail-shaped butt plugs.
The "Furry Fandom FOMO" Fallacy: They're lured in by the promise of exclusive access to the hottest furry events and parties, only to discover that the only thing on the menu is lukewarm Mountain Dew and lukewarmer conversations about anthropomorphic Sonic fan art.
The Fuzzy Freebies Fantasy: They heard furries get complimentary doses of "Furrycillin" to cure their existential woes, but little do they know it's just a placebo disguised as a fluffy tail.
The "Furry Friends Forever" Fairy Tale: They believe joining the furry community comes with a lifetime supply of free hugs, but soon discover it's more like a never-ending game of "hide and seek" with sweaty strangers in mascot costumes.
The Psychedelic Paw-ty Perk: Rumor has it furries have access to a secret stash of mind-altering substances called "Euphorifur," but it turns out it's just catnip and cheap glitter.
The Plushie Paradise Promise: They've been promised a plushie paradise where the streets are lined with cuddly companions, but soon realize it's just a marketing ploy to sell overpriced teddy bears and novelty tail-shaped butt plugs.
The "Furry Fandom FOMO" Fallacy: They're lured in by the promise of exclusive access to the hottest furry events and parties, only to discover that the only thing on the menu is lukewarm Mountain Dew and lukewarmer conversations about anthropomorphic Sonic fan art.
2 years ago
2 years ago
This restaurant doesn't take criticism well
By any means don't improve your business and just go bankrupt.
Such restaurants love to live by these brilliant tenants of exceptional business practice
"Mediocrity is the Spice of Life":
"Why strive for excellence when you can revel in mediocrity? Embrace the blandness – it's like a culinary comfort zone where every dish tastes just okay."
"Consistency? What's That?":
"Who needs consistency when you can keep customers on their toes? One day it's gourmet cuisine, the next it's mystery meat surprise – it's like playing restaurant roulette!"
"Innovation is Overrated":
"Why bother with innovation when you can stick to the classics? Who needs avocado toast when you have good ol' toast? Keep it simple – it's the menu equivalent of comfort food."
"The Quest for Quest-ionable Hygiene":
"Who needs a spotless kitchen when you can add a dash of danger to every meal? Embrace the chaos – it's like an adventure for your taste buds, with a side of food poisoning!"
"Customer Feedback? More Like Customer Fleedback!":
"Why listen to customer feedback when you can march to the beat of your own drumstick? Ignore those pesky suggestions – it's like a culinary rebellion, with extra sauce on the side."
Such restaurants love to live by these brilliant tenants of exceptional business practice
"Mediocrity is the Spice of Life":
"Why strive for excellence when you can revel in mediocrity? Embrace the blandness – it's like a culinary comfort zone where every dish tastes just okay."
"Consistency? What's That?":
"Who needs consistency when you can keep customers on their toes? One day it's gourmet cuisine, the next it's mystery meat surprise – it's like playing restaurant roulette!"
"Innovation is Overrated":
"Why bother with innovation when you can stick to the classics? Who needs avocado toast when you have good ol' toast? Keep it simple – it's the menu equivalent of comfort food."
"The Quest for Quest-ionable Hygiene":
"Who needs a spotless kitchen when you can add a dash of danger to every meal? Embrace the chaos – it's like an adventure for your taste buds, with a side of food poisoning!"
"Customer Feedback? More Like Customer Fleedback!":
"Why listen to customer feedback when you can march to the beat of your own drumstick? Ignore those pesky suggestions – it's like a culinary rebellion, with extra sauce on the side."
