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Introducing: A Very, VERY Bad Idea.

IPABI: "It's Probably A Bad Idea."

#IPABI is meta because it's a bad idea (probably) about bad ideas (probably - vote on them to find out if they are actually bad!).

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From: Alex Harris
Newest Project: IPABI

Hi Friends and Family,

I am writing you to tell you about a fun website I have just launched. It is called IPABI.com which stands for Its Probably A Bad Idea. It is a site for doing exactly what you would think, sharing bad ideas. Every bad idea begins with IPABI. For example....IPABI to assume that he knew he was adopted. There are many categories to choose from ranging from Relationships to In the News. My hope is that many people will use the site and get some good laughs from it. The ideal user joins the site, reads bad ideas and votes on them and shares their own.

I would really appreciate you taking the time to look at the website, vote and maybe submit some bad ideas or join the site.

If you are extra motivated you can follow IPABI on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/IPABIdotcom or like it on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ipabi-Its-Probably-A-Bad-Idea/106535922773825?ref=ts

I'm hoping this can catch on so if you have the time spread the word to your friends and become active with it I would really appreciate it. And of course I would love to hear your feedback.

Thank you so much!

Go Team!

Alex

PS Sorry to those who may be offended by any bad ideas....that means you Mom!

Comments

  1. WOW! That is funny stuff. IPABI.com is going to be the next big thing and you broke it first!

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