Good As You

When times get hard for the anti-gays, apparently something else doesn't! So, one way to make up the fund raising shortfall is to sell happy-penis pills. But hey! At least the hatemongers are actually getting something for their money... and boners don't hurt people (people hurt people)... as long as they consult with their doctor to see if they are healthy enough for sexual activity... If not, then they may not be around to purchase more of LaBarBear's elixir.

Thank you, thank you. "With a sense of humor" is right--I am now laughing to the point of tears and can't tell anyone around me why!

It's almost unbelievable. I can't find anything in Pete's site that would lead this to happen. He doesn't even run ads.

I couldn't find anything like that in their title or meta tags... either it was there briefly at the time Google indexed them, or their server sniffs for the Googlebot and serves different titles then, or Google's database just had a glitch. If there really was content like that on their site at some point or for some user agents, then the question would be whether they did it on purpose to try to get indexed on things "perverts" searched on in order to proselytize to them, or if their site got hacked.

Weird, check this out. If you search AFTAH for "cialis", you get tons of weird hits to a Canadian pharmacy:

http://americansfortruth.com/search/?query=cialis&search=1

I've written Peter for insight. Stay tuned.

I just checked it out for myself. Hilarious!

Should an erection last longer than twenty-four hours, call Peter LaBarbera at "Americans for Truth" and brag about it.

I think it's pretty clear why adbots would draw this conclusion - All he does is talk about sex. There's a reason his nickname is Porno Pete ;-)

If you click on Google's cached page, it brings up a document from "cialis online". Could be that he got hacked, or maybe a DNS glitch, or maybe LaBarBear put it up temporarily so that everyone searching for Cialis would end up at his "boner poppin'" website???

Yeah, the cached version looks like the site got hacked, and Google happened to pick up the hacked version before it got fixed.