Ad Blogger Gets Weight Off Chest, Begs For Link

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We like emails that come from people like a.tipster@yahoo.com and read “check out the blog of a former eurorscg4d creative director. she rips the gm a pretty big one. the weird thing is that this cd hasn’t worked at euro for about 2 years! she has been stewing about the old gm for so long that she included her smackdown in the FIRST entry EVER of this blog. two years after the fact. the blog is at: https://www.creativesgobad.blogspot.com/

We especially like these emails since nowhere on the blog does reveal any of these details making us roll our eyeballs, utter a collective “hmm” and conclude, as we so often do, a.tipster@yahoo.com is non other than said woman promoting her own blog by hoping we’ll link to yet? Well, here you go new ad blogger. Link, link, link. Happy? The least you could have done was slap a logo on your blog so we could use it here rather than the completely gratuitous image of some random girl who actually does need to get some weight off her chest.

UPDATE: We’re told, in comments said blogger has never heard of Adrants, did not send this email to us and did not ask for a link.

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