Have you seen those shoes?! Deals on heels indeed! 
Do they know their audience at all?!!!
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WORD ASSOCIATION -27 (June 26)
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What does that random string of letters/numbers up there mean? 
I have ad for wooden climbing frames, I have been reasearching them for school the last few days...so who has been looking at my searches 
Wedding babysitters? For my 'special day'?
I don't think so....
I get Oz adverts to the right of the Gransnet logo and above the log out and inbox at the top. Howzat happen? There's one for Quality Landscape Supplies right now.
Ana had a personalised aeroplane yesterday. 
Think they're clutching at straws...
On the Get children out of foster care I got 'Could you foster a child - apply online'
On the Protest march thread I got Mumsnet academy!!!
On the supermarket one I got a Sainsbury ad.
I've got that string of random letters and numbers back.
Just saying. I really don't mind. 
j08
bump. For Geraldine. Or Kat.
Are cookies involved? Or what?!
(I don't mind. I like adverts)
Hi there - sorry, arriving late to the party again.....
The ads which appear with 'AdChoices' and the little |> arrow, are powered by Google. They use cookies to track what websites you've been on, so they can tailor advertising to you. If you want to read more about it, Google explain it better than I do here
What do you reckon I'm supposed to be tempted to buy with this: CIEDEuIMCAASBmFkRGF0YRsgACoPY3JlYXRpb25Db250ZXh0MAE6NldPUktGTE9XOkRFRkFVTFQsVE?
And why hasn't anyone else got it?
I don't understand.
Good grieg, jings, whatever it is, I'll do without. 
I mean, I understand the cookies bit. Just the string of letters is puzzling.
I can live with it though.
I thought guddle was a Scottish word for a moment. But it ties in with your own personal advert for the bakers doesn't it soop.
Tit...ers. I'm off to tackle the ironing. If it wasn't for my GN addiction, it would have been done HOURS ago!
You said "good grieg". And I thought of Greggs the Bakers.
Never mind. Go and have a sit down.
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