Wommies Wanted, Gamers Slammed, Subservients Strip

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– The Word of Mouth Marketing Association is hosting the Wommie Awards, an annual case study competition. The deadline for entry has been extended beyond the original Nov. 17 cut off.

– While the site suffers from long load times, EatBetterAmerica lets you submit fat-filled recipes for a allow-cal “recipe makeover.” Just in time for Turkey Day. It’s from General Mills.

– Like no one else can, George Parker wreaks havoc on Sony and all the other gamer idiots out there who think the PS3 is the second coming of Christ.

– If you liked Subservient Chicken but were angry the Chicken would never take his clothes off, here’s yet another Subservient Stripper.

– Product placement in books continues to get more and more pervasive.

– Not everyone loves the new Sony PS3.

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