Pretty sure the non-local ads are served up by Google and your surfing habits.

I haven't seen the Tiny Belly thing either, but I ad block a lot of stuff (I do leave the local ads up though because there is a remote chance something will rotate into those slots I'd be interested in)

now I just want to keep refreshing in hopes of seeing the Tiny Belly ad.

Tiny belly has always been on my screen until this thread started...now she's gone...goofy, eh?

Switch to firefox and use ad block.

I think PDD put their best foot forward to connect ads to readership.

But, honestly the economic value of so-called side ads is very short lived.  I can't think of the last time I've actually looked at an ad, even the pop-up javascript ones on other sites.  So, I guess if you run a site that uses ads, use as many as you can and as quickly as you can, because the readership tends to develop blinders pretty darn fast.

I like the local ads and the trannysister hypelink.