<p>Isn’t Desperate Housewives on at 9:00? That’s what I’m waiting for.</p>
<p>i see it right now to the left of this thread. Can you imagine how thrilled the advertisers and the company would be if they knew that there was a thread discussing the ad on the site they paid to advertise it on? This must be an advertiser’s dream come true:)</p>
<p>Okay, I want to click too! This better not unleash a virus…</p>
<p>Maybe it’s the bangs. The “before” person looks friendly, warm and natural. The “after” version looks somehow like she’s got an attitude. And lots of Botox.</p>
<p>Apparently Susan Brown just moved to the Midwest.
Oh, and in response to Very Happy, did you see the article about Freeman Dyson’s view on global warming in the NYT magazine section today?
(And to return to the thread topic, I’d like to see the after picture of Dyson.)</p>
<p>Susan Brown just came back east to Virginia. Short stay in the Midwest I suppose.</p>
<p>Well, it was a smart decision, but I wonder how she managed to sell her house.</p>
<p>^^jokes about selling houses are not so funny</p>
<p>I have been wondering what scientists think about Dyson after reading the NYT article, but haven’t talked to any yet today. I have no convictions on this subject myself at all.</p>
<p>I thought there were two different women in the ads.</p>
<p>Somemom, interesting that your town is too small to be where she is listed as living because my town has a population of about 1700 and she lives HERE. :D</p>
<p>So, l wonder what else in her story is NOT TRUE…hmmm…</p>
<p>She writes:
" I’m a 45 years old mother of two and I consider myself a happy person. I have 2 awesome kids who I really adore and a loving husband who treats me great."</p>
<p>Is she really happy?
Are her kids truly awesome?
Does her husband treat her well?</p>
<p>Stay tuned…</p>
<p>As far as her before and after pictures…a lot of the difference seems like what a makeover might do and get the same result…makeup, hair, tanning, etc. </p>
<p>Also, she looks friendlier in the first photo. The second photo looks like she has tight plastic mask as a face.</p>
<p>apologies, alh. No more house-sales jokes. </p>
<p>Also, I apologize to anyone who might have been offended by the Freeman Dyson joke. (As Monty Python would put it, “The responsible parties have been sacked.”)</p>
<p>On the serious side about Dyson, he is unquestionably incredibly smart. The NYT article is more biography/hagiography than discussion of Dyson’s take on global warming. Dyson could certainly find the loopholes (or actual errors) in a lot of published analyses. And he has a good handle on what reliable climate modeling would really take. But I’d have to look for his papers on global warming to comment further.</p>
<p>^^I don’t understand Sack either. The purpose of the whole article was unclear to me. I am really going to miss Michael Crichton’s annual explanations of current scientific theory for those in the general population like me who can’t understand much else. At least he got to do global warming. If you do read up on Dyson and have some opinions would you please start a thread? and share your thoughts? </p>
<p>I can’t help but think our baby boom generation is going to decide old age is really cool. And popularize wrinkles. … we have such great role models, look at Jagger</p>
<p>If the woman’s kids are so awesome then she must already be on CC- so who is it? Which screen name is Susan Brown? Soozie??? Is that you? ;)</p>
<p>It must be Soozie!! How else would she be living in a 1700-person tiny town!!?</p>
<p>I haven’t read the article in the Times mag section yet (I get to this stuff later in the week), but in general I’ve not been enjoying the NYT mag section for the last several years. Like, what’s with “The Funny Pages”? Am I too old? I just don’t get it.</p>
<p>I’ve seen Soozie, it’s not her. :)</p>
<p>Hey I’ve got a new wrinkle face, the poses and hair are the same this time!</p>
<p>^^^ . . . and Susan’s changed her name to Judy, and moved from the next town over to my town! Did our conversation about Susan looking better before get Susan sacked???</p>
<p>gadad, I don’t see the ad today and so I can’t look it up but that’s funny that her name and town has changed. Are the photos still the same?</p>
<p>Mathmom is right…“Susan Brown” is not me. While I DO think my kids are also awesome, LOL…I am not 45. I’m 52. I don’t look as good as Susan Brown either but then again, I haven’t tried that product!</p>
<p>No wrinkle ad today. Odd</p>
<p>Somemom, at first it wasn’t there for me either but then it appeared again. It is funny because until this thread here existed, I have never clicked on any of the ads that appear on CC. </p>
<p>By the way, when I clicked on it today, she has the same name, same town, and same face as yesterday. i never even read the text or even know what the product is…LOL.</p>
<p>Well this sure is entertaining. Using a different search engine, I get that today a person named Judy with 2 different photos (both same name, 2 different before/after photos) and she lives in Santa Clara, CA (opposite coast) <a href=“http://www.judysbeautywonder.com/[/url]”>http://www.judysbeautywonder.com/</a> The new dark-haired Judy in the ad to the left, I think looks better “before” than “after”. The person I see when I click on the ad has red hair, but the same name</p>