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It wouldn't affect advertisers, at least, not in any negative way... if anything, it's free advertising. Supposing that the time-honored brand mentioned above even makes use of AdWords, as their target demographic doesn't strike me as glued to a computer screen all day.
Alternate ending! Hover over the final panel for an alternate ending. I was going to save it for the DVD release, but in the spirit of the season, I figured I'd cut you in on some premium materials.
I've been wondering about an prank like this for some time, ever since a friend of mine wrote me an email concerning his friend who was of a particular persuasion, the AdWords related to which were less than savory. On the other hand, this would only work on someone who was paranoid enough about automatically-parsed personal emails to feel weird about the results. The only person I know who is that genuinely irrational about their online privacy wrote and drew the above comic strip.
On the other hand, I'd like to make a collection of the best examples of the Google Haiku - advertisements written in 25/35/35 characters. Better still if they adhere to the 5/7/5 syllables rule. Better even still if they're original gangstas and follow 5/7/5 morae 
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stub | 01.21.08
