I really like this one - family law firm - That calls for a Carlsberg .

At the top off your screen .

Anyone seen a better one ......

Are you drunk?

Depending on your Internet access the add's on top are blurring together and that's what it says .

Not every time when you connect .....

Whatever I just found it funny .

It's based on your browse history and the ads are shown that google thinks would interest you.

By reading your posts. Beer was spot on.

Ok will try this one Phuket lawers and beer - so that might work .. As a topic test .... And a joke.

Now I got fabulous 103 fm??? I never turn on the radio .

So does it means I got more add related to my wording in my posts .".........

I used to see ads on this page from a Chinese firm selling heavy duty ore crushers suitable for large scale open pit mining.

Could never work out who their possible market were on ThaiVisa.

I used to see ads on this page from a Chinese firm selling heavy duty ore crushers suitable for large scale open pit mining.

Could never work out who their possible market were on ThaiVisa.

There has been talk about Burma, which could be the link?

I used to see ads on this page from a Chinese firm selling heavy duty ore crushers suitable for large scale open pit mining.

Could never work out who their possible market were on ThaiVisa.

There has been talk about Burma, which could be the link?

Exactly.

All ads have key words attached which is why you get those obscure ones.

Anyone know where to get rhinoceros milk on Phuket?

I was getting 'brazillian virgin hair' for a while. strange.

Ball-bearing milling machines. <deleted>?

The law firm banner ad., with the hermaphrodite looking creature centre of screen [ if thats the ad the op refers to ] has now moved down the page.

Another Law firm ad with a few nobodys looking busy, is at the moment, just above the reply box.

Means to me one of two things. 1. There an awful lot of people on Phuket in dire need of Legal assistance ( an oxymoron if ever there was one ) Of that there is no doubt.

or 2. Google reads the topic and chucks in the ads it thinks will be well read or more importantly, clicked on.

I'll settle on # 2.