Ferrit?
So what's the general consensus on the Ferrit.co.nz
advertising/posters/websites etc?
posted by CB at 1/12/2006 11:53:00 am
Thursday, January 12, 2006
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7 Comments:
A bit disappointed when I got there.
From the online campaign I thought it looked like a matchmaking service where I could create a new identity and then stalk hot teens (or old pervs pretending to be hot teens).
2:00 pm NZDT
A bit disappointed when I got there.
From the online campaign I thought it looked like a matchmaking service where I could create a new identity and then stalk hairy old men (or old pervs pretending to be hairy old men).
2:57 pm NZDT
I was so looking forward to moving on from my trusty old gerbils, but you don't want to try ferrits. Won't do at all.
5:04 pm NZDT
Puzzled. Just not feeling it. Is there a point? Ok, Ok, I went along to the site. Is there a deal, a point? Are we all just sitting back waiting to be pounded with ad messages in our inbox - yessiree bob, spam me baby!
1:12 am NZDT
An old flatmate of mine had a pet ferrit. She loved it to bits, blind to the fact that it was actually a mean little fucker with a propensity towards bare toes. It's owner ran off with a circus (I'm serious), she was a trapeze artist, not the real, exciting trapeze where people fly through the air, but the static trapeze, which is a shit version where you stay on the ground. Her name started with F and if this sound like anyone you know then tell me, cos the carny bitch still owes me 60 buck for rent.
11:22 am NZDT
My mate really wanted a ferret but he never got one.
4:41 pm NZDT
one of them reminds me of that Ali G character... Borat??
4:52 pm NZDT
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