Me Likey Presents!
Written on Monday, January 22nd, 2007 by lorien1973 :: more comments to this post
Pay Per Post sent me a box of free stuff today! I got a giant blue pen (14 inches long), a t-shirt (maybe or a towel - havent opened it yet) that says “blog mogul”, 2 calling cards, some breath mints (what are they trying to tell me?), and a big green foam finger with a dollar sign on it. Not so sure about the finger, but everything else is really cool. Thanks Pay Per Post!
It’s not a $10,000 beach towel from Google, but me likey presents!
$10,000 beach towel you ask? - Google’s first present (to me, at least) was a beach towel with the Google logo on it. Really cheap beach towel, too. It was sent during the summer, so it made sense, but I think its thread count is like 8. Since I spent about $10,000 on adwords that year, I call it my $10,000 beach towel. I have never used it - would YOU use a $10,000 beach towel? I didn’t think so! While the later presents have been cooler and more “Google-y” - the digital photo frame, the color changing radio, the USB crap - the first gift is always the best.
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