I’d normally put it down to coincidence or the off chance I’ve googled something similar at some stage or something. But the father in law is down here for a few days and he’s forgotten to bring his gluten free porridge, anyway they were discussing it here and next thing I get an add for gluten free porridge in my Facebook feed literally two minutes later. I don’t eat porridge, nor am I gluten free. I’ve never googled/typed/liked anything even somewhat related to gluten free porridge.
It may be a coincidence but it’s a very strange one.
My mate had a brief conversation about harmonicas and he saw adds for them on Facebook after 
So are bandage and rocko.
Spot on. 
Sounds like the father in law would want to cop onto himself and stay away from these snowflake fad diets
Will you ever compile a recipe book?
por auld paddies flabbergasted facebook is spying on them 
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Get back in your box you fucking numpty
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Tbf to him, tis hard to keep up with it all sometimes
A seasoned internet veteran like @Tassotti should know better than anyone that the internet never forgets
Paddy only cottoning to it now
Mrs Mac and I were watching the Fyre Festival thingy on Netflix on our TV last night. She was getting ads for Forbidden to Fruit and a bunch of other Irish Summer Festivals within 10 mins of it starting.
All those accounts are probably connected. Netflix to your gmail or something.
Fairly inane contribution
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that’s astonishing
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In fairness in this day and age and after all we know you’d want to be some mug to be on Facebook.
I’m not on Facebook
do people still use it in Ireland?
I don’t know bucko. I’m not on it.
Netflix have or at least had privileged access to Facebook user data
Samsung tv and phone?