Nope. Not yet at least.Anyone else getting bombarded with images of women's buttocks at the moment?
Happily. From a legitimate clothing supplier called FalkeNope. Not yet at least.
If you consider female buttocks to be pornographic I wonder how you handle going to the swimming pool or the beach!Mild porn as I call those adverts from that clothing retailer.
If they went to a Harry Styles concert they'd be writing to Mary Whitehouse!If you consider female buttocks to be pornographic I wonder how you handle going to the swimming pool or the beach!
Having recently searched for merino boxer shorts, that might explain the Fälke ads, but I haven't prompted ads for package holidays, houses for sale or AI enhanced Korean brides! So some of them must be randomly generated!The ads do tend to be linked to your previous history.
On Chrome (PC) I have an ad for a fragrance store at the top (I recently bought some new aftershave) and Adobe at the bottom.
Well, yes - but not on this site. It's the lady next door: she's been bent over gardening but her jeans need a belt...Anyone else getting bombarded with images of women's buttocks at the moment?
Oh dear! That must be enough to drive you indoors! Time to grow a taller hedge!Well, yes - but not on this site. It's the lady next door: she's been bent over gardening but her jeans need a belt...![]()
How can I get those pictures?If you consider female buttocks to be pornographic I wonder how you handle going to the swimming pool or the beach!
I have got a paid Malwarebytes subscription, which includes something called Browser Guard, and I hope it would protect me against malicious extensions.Lots of discussion on adblockers here. Thought it might be apt to note that a very popular Youtube adblocker for Chrome was recently exposed to have had a critical vulnerability that allowed the developer to inject into the console and access passwords, bank account details etc. https://thehackernews.com/2026/06/chrome-ad-blocker-with-10m-installs.html Some members might even have it installed.
These have become very popular especially with Youtube's aggressive adverts in recent years.
I keep getting the Falke ladies bottoms ads but it's difficult to tell which are the ones forum members are putting on and which are from the company. I don't think the clothing they are advertising is for me!
I used to get those on Bristol Live.And just now:View attachment 191661
A potentially underage, certainly fairly young girl... Not a good look for a family friendly forum...
In the 1890s responders to 'Send 6d in stamps for a sturdy metal coat hanger and guaranteed light-first-time cigarette lighter' got a nail and a match.Walk taller using nature's natural resources. Send £9.99 + P&P to: Box Number 101... receive two blocks of wood with a strap for each foot.
The secret to soft and gentle hands. Send £4.99 + P&P to.... receive a picture postcard of bubbles which states: Make someone else wash up.
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Why do you think I never mention the actual name of that particular clothing retailer whom I will likely never useThe more the name gets mentioned in posts, the more likely ads will be served depending on how the advertiser has set their criteria for choosing sites.
Which site is it advertising? (asking for a friend)Not a TV advert, but an advert which pops up on this forum from what appears to be a clothing retailer with rear end views of ladies with the item of clothing barely covering their rear ends.
There was me thinking porn sites needed age verification![]()
Hardly porn, and certainly doesn't warrant age verification.Not a TV advert, but an advert which pops up on this forum from what appears to be a clothing retailer with rear end views of ladies with the item of clothing barely covering their rear ends.
There was me thinking porn sites needed age verification![]()