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Re: Social and Political Implications of Google Bombing
I can't remeber what is specifically, but if you type in 'hell' or something like that and hit 'I'm Feeling Lucky', you'll get the Microsoft webpage.
 
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06-12-2003, 15:36
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Re: Social and Political Implications of Google Bombing
I got all excited when I saw "social and political implications." It sounds like part of the thesis of every paper I write. Actually, I just wrote a paper about Mozart and the "social and political implications" of his operas.
Sorry about that tangent...I also remember something on google about typing in French military victory and it changes it to defeat...or something like that, can't remember. My brain hurts too much from studying for finals.
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06-12-2003, 15:46
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Re: Social and Political Implications of Google Bombing
In the spirit of mocking our president, it's Bush falling off a segway.
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06-12-2003, 16:17
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Re: Social and Political Implications of Google Bombing
For a slightly funnier one, try searching for "french military victories," and make sure you click I'm feeling lucky (and look why one site blames bloggers).
"Go to hell" was the search term that used to bring you to Microsofts webpage. But, as is typical, these things typically get flushed away shortly. Newsday happens to be running a recent story on this issue here
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