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Steve-o
Can`t say that it`s a rolling laugh riot, but I think Moosejaw mixes humor and sales nicely. Very laid-back and casual humor, without being snide and snarky (you know, kind of like us....)
http://www.moosejaw.com
Apparently, their e-mail is really a hoot.

The Swaynester

A page full of bad puns...
In that case, I can write copy for you.

If you love someone, set them gluten free.

www.despair.com.  Their products are funny and so is their correspondance with you.

~Kim

Pun`s are the best.  I`ve actually thought about using humour as a marketing tool for my website.  I would like to create a animated add that would play on all of the stereotypes of other countries or cultures to attract people to my language website.

Example:  Stereotypical French Guy with striped shirt, berret, baguette of bread, and a bottle of wine speaking English in a very strong French Accent saying ridiculous things.

Kind of like those great policital cartoon segments about Bush and Kerry that exploded on the web during the elections. 

Obviously I wouldn`t want to offend anyone that would be interested in my product but I think that humor can be a very contagious marketing tool.

Look at all the great Beer commercials  ( Man Law! ) come on.