Pickles by Brian Crane for September 12, 2016

Try your worst, Facebook, but I have never bought anything from an online ad.

I was unaware they even had ads. Of course I do not think my 5 minutes per week on their site allows for ad infiltration.

right now, Earl is thinking about why men die before women do…it’s because the WANT to!!

Love the expression on Earl’s face!

Ad blockers do a great job. The only detriment I have seen is that some sites (eg: Forbes, and a few others) detect the ad blocker and will not let you in until you disable it. So when someone sends me a link to Forbes, I miss out. Boo hoo.

Simulated leather or simulated Italians?

The Fluff Busting ( FB ) Purity browser extension does an excellent job of cleaning up ads and a lot more on Facebook.

Gotcha !

It’s time to spring for an ad-blocker.

bet she can not afford them, if they are anything like the ones that i get.

Adblock Plus

There’s a better one…UBlock. It catches more stuff and IT’S free too. I had AdBlock Plus until my computer guy was here one day and told me UBlock was better. :)

hey know what color underwear you have on Opal

All you have to do is go to such sites and they can follow you around. However since I went “Pro” I have no problem.

Two words: Ad block

Adblock plus to the rescue!

https://adblockplus.org/

I’m not on any social media and I have AdBlock plus installed on my laptop.

Life is good!

xxx

Now you see why I dumped it!

Technology is amazing, isn’t it?

With six layers of blockers, i’m impressed when one gets through.