Rummel

Heres the scoop. My passport is blue and has a cool image of an eagle holding an olive branch (I feel) and some arrows (though it is probably safe to say that it feels much more comfortable using the arrows than the olive branch). What type of assumptions about me can you derive from that tiny piece of data? Nicely, you ought to know that I really like peanut butter. Which in turn really should lead you to believe that I also actually am a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Thats correct peanut butter and jelly, not a single with no the other. There are lots of factors like this in life. I could give a brief list of examples here and then try to have the last one be funny, but that would be just too predictable, so make up your own. Final week although, something exciting occurred. I bought blackberry flavored jam, enthusiastically anticipating my next tasty sandwich. But, when I put it together and took my 1st bite I realized that I didnt like that combination at all. In fact, I preferred just peanut butter, totally disregarding the jelly. This is how I feel about the web and advertising. It doesnt need much time online to recognize that these two entities are as inseparable as anything that you have on the list you produced a moment ago. But, that doesnt mean that I have to like it. Getting online I like and there is some truly cool advertising that I like, but the marriage of both the web and advertising appears to produce diluted and weakened goods as contrasted to their original standing. Whats the point? Most likely none, as no separation of the on-line advertising and the internet will take place, but I do feel a little far better. Nonetheless, possibly if I was a organization that was advertising on-line I would attempt to get back to the drawing board and assume of how combining these two things could strengthen them each. beast123