Christmas, 2008/9
Today on the current issue of Living Church, a periodical about the Episcopal Church and its affairs, I noticed the back cover was devoted to an advertisement for MyPipes.org
As you enterprising link-clickers have already discovered, there's nothing there! The site just says "Coming Soon" (which at the very least is a step up from the undercapitalized "Coming soon" and the hopelessly casual "coming soon"). But what is the site supposed to be?
Well, you guessed it: something about organ music. The advertisement prominently features an organ pipe and says something about organ mp3s.
I distinctly remember the phrase "turn your iPod into a virtual cathedral".
A quick check reveals that mypipes.org is registered by Zarex corporation. So, it could be interesting.
But let me just ask first: why take out such a prominent advertisment if the site isn't active at all?
Wasteful.
What about "Coming [small picture of organ pipe] soon"?
I mean, come on.
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