and it sort of reduces, I think, MSNBC's credibility

I would have sworn that you were going to say reduce's Porn's credibility to be on the same network as Chris Matthews.

When I see the word PORN and MSNBC, I think of Chris Matthews reading the news in the nude. No thanks.

Its about freaking Hef. I mean that's kinda porn, but not TeenAsianAnalCumSluts porn.

Hmm? Sorry. What's this about porn again?

I don't think MSNBC had much credibility to begin with.

it's EXTREEEEEEEEEEEEME!!!!!!!!

you guys got some crack?

You know, I noticed the Porn ad and thought..."hmmm, weird..." but didn't even notice the msnbc thingy under "Porn Valley."

I rarely notice or read ads at all, but that one did stick out.

RWS: but that one did stick out.

It sure did, sparkle, it sure did.

I come here to read wholesome, family entertainment about Dick cheyney, and I'm subjected to this? I am outraged!

Nice to see Rick Kaplan executing Karl Rove's strategy to precision just like he did at CNN- bring down the organization from within.
It worked on me!- the 5 th time Imus called the President a "war criminal" , I deleted MSNBC from my remotes.
No finer feeling.

When I first saw it, I thought 'Ace might be into gay midget porn, but allowing porn advertising on his site??!'
Then I realized it was for an msnbc report.
I wonder if their tv ads for this report will be similar? Or do they think they can only get away with this on the internet...or perhaps this is part of an MSM campaign to further erode the legitimacy of internet blogs...a porn smear...
Sorry, pass the tinfoil...

"Hey ladies it's not just for men anymore."

If it's not just for men anymore, don't you think the ladies would already know that?

There are ads in the sidebar?

what's really odd is they basically stole the design for that ad from HBO's Real Sex show Pornucopia: Going Down in the Valley.

Hmmmm, so msnbc wants me to click on a link advertising their program about internet pron, so they make an ad that looks like an internet pron come-on, not realising that most people on-line know better than to click a link like that because they will get infested with spy-ware and pop-ups, and if msnbc doesn't know even this much, why would I watch their show?

How come I had to spell it pron to get past your censors?

First, good.

I'm glad some other blogger semi-complained about this, since my site, Sundries, is also hosting this ad for a week.

As for advanced warning, it must be an Ace of Spades special email, since I got bupkus prior to it.

It's also odd that they didn't offer two alternate ad schemes -- one more restrained than the actual ad -- because I have to figure a lot of more socially-conservative sites rejected this add.

I am too hungry for Blogad revenue and hits, to have declined it, but at least I would've been dressed better before going to the Hefner Mansion.

My bunny costume is at the dry cleaners.

Cheers,
Victoria