A friend sent me this this morning. Check it out! :-)

Al

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Try this soon, before Google fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "weapons of mass destruction".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, instead of

the normal "Google search" button.

4) READ CAREFULLY what appears to be a normal ERROR message.

Make sure you read the whole error message.

Someone at Google apparently has a sense of humor

Al Patrick wrote:

A friend sent me this this morning. Check it out! :-)

Al

=============



Try this soon, before Google fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "weapons of mass destruction".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, instead of

the normal "Google search" button.

4) READ CAREFULLY what appears to be a normal ERROR message.

Make sure you read the whole error message.

Someone at Google apparently has a sense of humor



I gather you weren't around back in July when this was first mentioned.

the "error page" you get isn't a google page - it just looks like one.

The author of that page knows how to adjust his page to get higher
placement in search engines.

Another one like this is a google "I'm feeling lucky" search on "French
Military Victories".

If you click on the "Did you mean:" link option you get another page.

That's too funny! Too bad about the stinkin' pop-up that keeps rearing
it's ugly head DESITE the fact that I have POP-UP STOPPER enabled!



"Al Patrick" wrote in message
...
A friend sent me this this morning. Check it out! :-)

Al

=============



Try this soon, before Google fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "weapons of mass destruction".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, instead of

the normal "Google search" button.

4) READ CAREFULLY what appears to be a normal ERROR message.

Make sure you read the whole error message.

Someone at Google apparently has a sense of humor

Jim Hackett wrote:

That's too funny! Too bad about the stinkin' pop-up that keeps rearing
it's ugly head DESITE the fact that I have POP-UP STOPPER enabled!

Turn off Javascript.


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Try this soon, before someone fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "Miserable failure".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button,



In article , "Mark S. Holden"
writes:

Subject: Google
From: "Mark S. Holden"
Date: Fri, 09 Apr 2004 09:21:58 -0400

Al Patrick wrote:

A friend sent me this this morning. Check it out! :-)

Al

=============



Try this soon, before Google fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "weapons of mass destruction".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, instead of

the normal "Google search" button.

4) READ CAREFULLY what appears to be a normal ERROR message.

Make sure you read the whole error message.

Someone at Google apparently has a sense of humor



I gather you weren't around back in July when this was first mentioned.

the "error page" you get isn't a google page - it just looks like one.

The author of that page knows how to adjust his page to get higher
placement in search engines.

Another one like this is a google "I'm feeling lucky" search on "French
Military Victories".

If you click on the "Did you mean:" link option you get another page.

That is like to clothing lable in a local clothing store. It was written in
french and said something to the effect of "I apologise. Our president is an
idiot." An admirable sentiment s.

"Al Patrick" wrote in message
...
A friend sent me this this morning. Check it out! :-)

Al

=============



Try this soon, before Google fixes its site:

1) Go to www.Google.com

2) Type in (but don't hit enter): "weapons of mass destruction".

3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, instead of

the normal "Google search" button.

4) READ CAREFULLY what appears to be a normal ERROR message.

Make sure you read the whole error message.

Someone at Google apparently has a sense of humor