Adult Internet Giant Buys Man's Fat

CYBERSPACE – Watchersweb.com has offered to buy 100 lbs of fat from one of its online executives.

The offer comes amid the opening of the new state-of-the-art webcam chatrooms called Watcherswebclubhouse.com. Senior Administrator Robert Saunders, who is virtually known as Modbot, has been asked to shed a staggering 100 lbs in six months. The owner of the site has offered to pay $40.00 for each pound he sheds, plus the owners have also offered to donate another $4,000 to the Australian Heart Foundation if he achieves his goal.

"Robert could do with the weight loss and it brings attention to all people who spend hours a day on the web to shape up or you and your children could be looking down the barrel of obesity and shorter lives," said Ray Youngman, one of the directors of Cactus Beach Pty Ltd, the company that owns Watchersweb.com.

The site Watchersweb.com has been a leader in the amateur adult market for six years and is nominated for four awards in this year's AAIA awards in Melbourne.

For more information, visit Watchersweb.com.

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