who are they targetting, exactly?
I don't quite get this, either.
I've gotten a number of these lately:
[1] to quote a comedian I saw on TV last night:
I've gotten a number of these lately:
"I've been using your product for 4 months now. I've increased my length from 2" to nearly 6" . Your product has saved my sex life." -Matt, FLI mean, really. The average length cited in common literature is 6". This spam is telling me that after 4 months of $unspecified_product, Short Matt (as the ladies on South Beach call him) is finally almost on a par with the rest of us average guys. I mean, sure, he's managed a 4" gain, or a TRIPLING IN LENGTH, but either of those statements would be a far more eyeball-grabbing line for what I assume is the sufficiently gullible target market[1]. It's hardly enticing as it, er, stands. HEY MATT! GET A FRICKIN' TRANSPLANT ALREADY!
[1] to quote a comedian I saw on TV last night:
people think guys are only interested in large breasts, because guys are always like, "I like... laaaaarge breasts."
*pause*
"huhuhu. let's go and pee on something."

Perhaps they're selling pornography.
Re: Perhaps they're selling pornography.
Re: Perhaps they're selling pornography.
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