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Google isn’t just a huge conglomerate. It’s a huge conglomerate with a weird sense of humor.
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And if Google gags are your cup of tea, don’t miss;
What is Google Content Blocker?
Google’s mission is to organize the world’s advertising for maximum exposure to Web users. Unfortunately, annoying Web content often overwhelms the page, causing many users to become distracted and overlook the ads.That’s where Google Content Blocker comes in. It effectively blocks all Web site content, leaving only the advertisements.
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[tags]Google, spoof, April Fool’s Day[/tags]
2 Comments
Tim Hodkinson
April 1st, 2007
at 9:57pm
I was completely taken in until it came to the bit about fiber optic cable. I thought, “That’s ridiculous. Nobody runs fiber optic cable into a residence.”
The content blocker is funny. I didn’t see that one.
The toilet ISP is so professionally done, it’s not as funny. They should have stopped with a single page.
Karl
April 3rd, 2007
at 10:52am
Wireless broadband service from Google isn’t that surprising. Google’s aquisitions of dark fiber and other moves in the ISP field, indicates their interest in the market. There is some truth in every joke, and high-speed internet service from Google is a possobility!