Google bombing at work
(received via the Cyberprof mailing list) Go to Google and type "Failure", then hit "I'm feeling lucky".
Then much fun ensues, and the people rejoice and giggle.
Monday, October 17, 2005
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3 comments:
It used to be "miserable failure" -- ooh, since ages ago.
But look at who turns up second! Counter google bombing!
I'm shocked. I thought you, Technollama, of all people would know that the default UK google search page in Firefox is Google and Firefox and as such does not have a "I feel lucky" option!
Any geek worth his salt will always change the suggested Home Page, even if it is Google Firefox!
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