So that's what a mandate looks like!
Sometimes, I love to roll around in the sorrow of others:
Other Fun Poll Results:
Nearly 6 in 10 -- 58 percent -- said they have doubts about Bush's honesty, the first time in his presidency that more than half the country has questioned his personal integrity.
Nearly 6 in 10 -- 58 percent -- doubt Bush shares their values, while 40 percent say he does, another new low for this president. For the first time since he took office, fewer than half -- 47 percent -- said Bush is a strong leader, and Americans divided equally over whether Bush can be trusted in a crisis.
Shocking news.
"Wow, Brazil is big." -- G.W.B., Brasilia, Brazil, Nov. 6, 2005
- Go to Google.
- Type in: Failure
- Instead of clicking on the Search button, click the "I'm feeling Lucky" button.
I'm sure this will stop working eventually, but for now, you've got to love that crazy Google.
offered up to the world by CoachDub @ 9:24 AM
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Note about the google thing...
For anyone who doesn't realize this, google's founders are all on the record as being, well, "rather liberal."
So that's the underlying reason there. It's not just some cosmic coincidence.
That should seem fairly clear, and eventually they will probably have to change it.
That does not diminish the humor of it, however.
DAMN THATS FUNNY. I mean, thats above normal humor, this is like level 98 humor.
riiiiiiiight jake good dectective work.
excuse me if i remain skeptical in light of the fact that this is the only sensible statement google can release without possibly suffering an actual backlash.
98 out of what? how many levels are there?
219.
I wish that if you typed in "coolest cat around," it brought up my blog as the first item (since I really don't have an OFFICIAL website)
Instead it brings up this stud:
(http://www.seancoburn.com/indecentbystander/archives/001120.htm)
Really, all things considered, Google probably made the right choice.
Dude, this is so 2 years ago:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3298443.stm
And the original google bomb was "miserable failure."
Also, it's quite ridiculous to suggest that Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google are specifically controlling how "failure" and Bush are correlated. I think they have better ways to spend their time.
You know, like making money hand over fist.
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