Since when does a disease (or anything for that matter) get away with a doctor dramatization? Aren’t diseases something serious? I mean it’s not like I can say…

“Oh sorry officer, I was participating in a speeding dramatization”

or

“Oops… I didn’t know I had to pay for that, I was doing a shoplifting dramatization”

or

“Those aren’t mine, it’s a drug trafficking dramatization”

COME ON!!!

Who buys this stuff? Like I’m going to let some actor tell me that some sort of experimental drug is safe and think it’s ok? I’m sorry, I have a problem with all these drug commercials. If they can get away with actors dramatizing as truthful, knowledgeable, doctors then I should be able to do my own dramatizations without fear of repercussions. Right?

Heck yeah it’s ridiculous! so knock it off advertising dudes! Where’s the truth today anyway?

Well, there’s many reasons, but amongst the many there’s:

• Tweet Potato
• FriendFeed
• Viddler
• Twitter
• NetNewsWire
• G.I. Joe
• Twitterhotd.com
• Drnkn
• Digg
• veryGreenTeam

So what’s your excuse?

Caption contests are usually pretty fun, so I figured we would have one here on iBAM once in a while whenever I find a pic that I deem “caption-worthy”. Here’s our first one. Let’s see what you got. Bring it!

I don’t know how many times I have done this, so I thought it fitting to invent a term for it. That said…

What did you Twurt today?

I’m in the mood to meet more friends on Twitter. So, I decided to make it a little more fun. Here’s how it works: Everyone who adds me or promotes my page somehow via Twitter today (November 19th, 2007 *see update below, we’re doing it again today – the 20th) will get dropped in to a random drawing for a $25 iTunes Gift Card. I’m more curious than anything as to how fast information can travel through Twitter and what-not. Call it a social media experiment or something. I have no idea what will happen, but… BRING IT ON! (haha)

Here’s a tip: Want to meet new Twitter friends too? “track iboughtamac” and see what I see today.

Another tip: Use TwitterSearch to find the tweets if you can’t use “track”

*Update: I pulled Justine’s tweet out of the hat this morning so she won. Let’s do it all again today!

Apple.com has a little easter egg in their search box. If you type the word “virus” and wait a second, you get a funny little result (pictured above). This nifty little quip has been bouncing around the net for a couple days, but I thought just in case you hadn’t seen it yet, I’d share it with you. What the heck, it’s good for a little chuckle. Plus you know you needed another little quick story for those “around the water cooler” chats.