Gaaaaah!

[cynicles]

Stupid fucking Atlas Shrugged 2 banner keeps appearing for me on revleft.

[bad ideas actualised by alcohol]

Don't worry some Dutch Liberal-Right party is advertising here as well, I doubt they will get much votes from here the next elections though.

[Comrade Samuel]

All I ever seem to get is "has Obama earned your vote?" or "x number of sexy singles looking to hook up in your area!"

[Igor]

"x number of sexy singles looking to hook up in your area!"

dude now's your chance

lucky bastard

[NewLeft]

my ads are for cars?

[Comrades Unite!]

Mine are for Car Insurance.

[Lenina Rosenweg]

Nationwide insurance. Auto, home and life.

[Ostrinski]

Yeah mine is hot and horny singles atm.

[Comrades Unite!]

Yeah mine is hot and horny singles atm.

http://laurenoutloud.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/hi.jpg

[PC LOAD LETTER]

The site uses google ads if I remember right, which uses contextual ads. Ads of a given topic are displayed on sites with similar topics (also you can suggest categories for your site).

As far as dating sites and auto insurance ... have you been looking at porn and getting auto insurance quotes? Some ad rings (not sure if google does this, I know facebook does) track you and displays ads related to sites you look at. Or it could be picking up random posts about being single and talking about porn. And car insurance. Porn and car insurance.

[Ismail]

I have no ads.

See how awesome it is to be pro-Hoxha?

[Questionable]

I have no ads.

See how awesome it is to be pro-Hoxha?

I think this is the best thing I've read on Revleft in a long time.

[Comrades Unite!]

I have no ads.

See how awesome it is to be pro-Hoxha?

http://laurenoutloud.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/hi.jpg

[MustCrushCapitalism]

I have no ads.

See how awesome it is to be pro-Hoxha?
It's true.

I'm a former Hoxhaist, they immediately give you tons of annoying ads when you change tendency. Ismail secretly controls RevLeft with his Hoxha-powers.

[bad ideas actualised by alcohol]

I am pro-Hoxha, and I have ads. Am I a revisionist now?
:crying:

[Igor]

I am pro-Hoxha, and I have ads. Am I a revisionist now?
:crying:

You're literally Ramiz Alia IRL

[bad ideas actualised by alcohol]

You're literally Ramiz Alia IRL

Ramiz Alia didn't exist IRL before?

[Ismail]

You're literally Ramiz Alia IRLRamiz Alia died a year ago IRL.

An Albanian anti-communist:

In 2009 I found myself again in Albania, doing some research on the lifestyle of the “Party leaders” during the communist regime. I was surprised to discover, among other things, that books and private libraries played an important role in Hoxha’s court. I was astonished by the fact that some of these guys... were also great readers and book collectors themselves. They even used to compete with each other, comparing the size of their private libraries. Enver Hoxha himself possessed an astonishing private library with almost 30,000 titles...

In the framework of my research I interviewed Ramiz Alia, the successor of Enver Hoxha and one of his most obedient attendants. We met at his beautiful big flat, constructed by the Russians in the fifties, some hundred meters only from his previous villa. He used to live alone as his children had emigrated. We had a nice talk together. As we reached the end of our interview he insisted on showing me a particular beloved corner of the house: his private library.

As I was looking, full of curiosity, at the books on the shelves, examining almost like a microbiologist their multilingual titles, he told me that many of the books he possessed once were stolen “in that period”: it meant the period when the regime collapsed and [he] lost power. Ramiz Alia began telling me the titles of the books which were stolen. I remember him mentioning books by Nabokov, Baudelaire, Camus, Kafka… I interrupted him gently and asked: “Sorry, do you know that during your regime, if someone was caught with a book like the one you mentioned, they could go to jail for many years?”. He pretended not to hear my question and continued to talk with a nostalgic enthusiasm about his beloved writers and books. His approach only increased my insistence. I interrupted him again, not so gently this time: “Why were the books you are talking about on the list of the “damned books?”. He looked at me and smiled cynically. “Because the minds of the people were not ready for these books. It’s the same when a father wants to protect his child from evil” he answered. Twenty years since his fall from power he was still justifying his methods.

[Prometeo liberado]

Nationwide insurance. Auto, home and life.

Silly Rabbit, don't you know that NATIONWIDE IS ON YOUR SIDE!!:)

[Agent Ducky]

I'm a revisionist and I HAVE NO ADS!
TAKE THAT, ISMAIL!

[Ele'ill]

I have ads and I don't really care

[cynicles]

I have ads and I don't really care
mmmmmmmm apathy.

[Comrades Unite!]

By July 1966, Eric Clapton's career with The Yardbirds and John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers had earned him a reputation as the premier blues guitarist in Britain.[1] Clapton, however, found the environment of Mayall's band confining, and sought to expand his playing in a new band.
In 1966, Clapton met Ginger Baker, then the leader of the Graham Bond Organisation, which at one point featured Jack Bruce on bass guitar, harmonica and piano. Baker felt stifled in the Graham Bond Organisation and had grown tired of Graham Bond's drug addictions and bouts of mental instability. "I had always liked Ginger", explained Clapton. "Ginger had come to see me play with the Bluesbreakers. After the gig he drove me back to London in his Rover. I was very impressed with his car and driving. He was telling me that he wanted to start a band, and I had been thinking about it too." Each was impressed with the other's playing abilities, prompting Baker to ask Clapton to join his new, then-unnamed group. Clapton immediately agreed, on the condition that Baker hire Bruce as the group's bassist; according to Clapton, Baker was so surprised at the suggestion that he almost crashed the car.
Clapton had met Bruce when the bassist/vocalist briefly played with the Bluesbreakers in March 1966; the two also had worked together as part of a one-shot band called Powerhouse (which also included Steve Winwood and Paul Jones). Impressed with Bruce's vocals and technical prowess, Clapton wanted to work with him on an ongoing basis.
In contrast, while Bruce was in Bond's band, he and Baker had been notorious for their quarreling.[19] Their volatile relationship included on-stage fights and the sabotage of one another's instruments.[19] After Baker fired Bruce from the band, Bruce continued to arrive for gigs; ultimately, Bruce was driven away from the band after Baker threatened him at knifepoint.[citation needed]
Baker and Bruce put aside their differences for the good of Baker's new trio, which he envisioned as collaborative, with each of the members contributing to music and lyrics. The band was named "Cream", as Clapton, Bruce, and Baker were already considered the "cream of the crop" amongst blues and jazz musicians in the exploding British music scene. Before deciding upon "Cream", the band considered calling themselves "Sweet 'n' Sour Rock 'n' Roll". Of the trio, Clapton had the biggest reputation in England; however, he was all but unknown in the United States, having left The Yardbirds before "For Your Love" hit the American Top Ten.
Cream made its unofficial debut at the Twisted Wheel on 29 July 1966. Its official debut came two nights later at the Sixth Annual Windsor Jazz & Blues Festival. Being new and with few original songs to its credit, Cream performed blues reworkings that thrilled the large crowd and earned it a warm reception. In October the band also got a chance to jam with Jimi Hendrix, who had recently arrived in London. Hendrix was a fan of Clapton's music, and wanted a chance to play with him onstage. Hendrix was introduced to Cream through Chas Chandler, Hendrix's manager.
It was during the early organisation that they decided Bruce would serve as the group's lead vocalist. While Clapton was shy about singing, he occasionally harmonised with Bruce.

[Ismail]

I'm a revisionist and I HAVE NO ADS!
TAKE THAT, ISMAIL!No, you're an anarchist.

Anarchists are opposed to everything, including ads, ergo no ads.