The World's First Anti-Social Networking Site

This blog is the start of what we hope will become the world's first anti-social networking site. It is not a place to make friends. It is a place to make fun of all of the douchebags that take themselves way too seriously; politicians, celebrities, and those hoping to make themselves famous on the net. You know, those people who have 1,000 friends or create YouTube videos hoping they will get noticed.

This is the place where you can come to make fun of those people. Unlike Digg.com and similar sites, we want to see the worst the Web has to offer. Those people who are just screaming "make fun of me." That's what this site is about.


And you can start with us. What kind of pathetic people take the time to register and create a Web page with an obvious typo?

Tell us how much you hate us at imrubberyourglue@gmail.com


Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Some Advice for President Elect Obama

So now that Barack Obama will be president, I am optimistic that our country will get back on the right path. I am also hopeful that ImRubberYourGlue will be able to move past politics and get back to what do best – making fun of people and using the word “douche bag.” Before we do I want to offer up a little advice to our future president.

There are a lot of problems this country is facing – failing economy, climate change, wars, inflation, and an ever growing deficit. While I do not pretend to have the answers to all of those problems, I think I have a solution to reducing the budget deficit. I have a lot of experience in marketing and when you have a product or brand that has slow or shrinking growth you offer a premium or one of a kind experience. Take Disney, they had squeezed about every possible revenue channel out of their theme parks that they could. So what did they do? They offered and express pass which allowed people who paid extra could go right to the front of the line on any ride. That’s exactly what the government can do and provide us a little fun while doing it.

Sure, we could do practical things like cut mail service to three days a week (I only get mail anyway) and for people who want it more often, they can pay extra. We can go the Disney route and have people pay extra to not stand in line for things like renewing your driver’s license or even voting. But I have plan that I think provides people with a unique experience that only the government can provide and serve an essential public service. It’s sort of like a national lottery or auction. We execute a lot of prisoners in the United States, especially in Texas. Why not hold a lottery where people buy ticket to be the person to throw the switch on an execution? Tickets could be 10 bucks and if your umber is drawn, you get to kill a convicted death row inmate. Now that’s value! A once-in-a-lifetime experience that few others will ever have the chance to experience for only a Hamilton? The treasury coffers will runneth over.

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