It’s a painting of an anthropomorphic frog in a blond wig with long, red fingernails. It is entitled “Lady Gaga Frog” (as written on the front of the piece next to the frog’s face). It is as ugly and poorly done as you imagine.
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Ghost?
Thanks! Didn’t realize you can switch it off. I think I’m going to be extra careful and just delete the app and use the browser version on my phone.
It’s like some Black Mirror type crap, right? I am thinking about deleting it from my phone and just access it though my browser.
That actually makes sense, because in order to use Tinder - correct me if I’m wrong(I’ve never used Tinder) - but Tinder requires a Facebook profile in order to login to the app, right?
I had a similar experience — I was talking with some of my coworkers in person about a topic that I never discussed anywhere online. The next day, I had a sponsored post in my Facebook feed pertaining to that exact topic. That plus all the fake Russian ads and general creepiness is making me cut my FB use down big…
Sorta sad for her actually. I mean, on one hand, she is ONJ! On the other hand, the dance number from Xanadu should’ve been longer and had more Henry Winkler.
yeah sucks hey?
More deets please.
I’ve had the “verbal conversation pops up as ad” as well, except it was in my Gmail ads.
Damn, you ghost someone once and they never let you forget.
You can quit Facebook as much as you can quit Equifax
Anyone know how to get off Kinja?
GDI!
I feel better and better about quitting Facebook
This is solid reporting and a great read.
I paid too much for a “local celebrity” painting at a charity art show many years ago. It’s hideous. I put it in a very expensive frame, and now it hangs in my guest bathroom, looming just over the shoulders of unsuspecting people washing their hands.
Fun facts: Robin Leach has been working the Vegas celeb/gossip beat since 1999 and pretty much just for the love of the job and the perks–interviewing celebs, resto/show openings, etc–since he has ‘fork you’ money from Lifestyles (natch) as well as helping to launch Food Network.