WOT, but worth it

[Wilson Gray]

On Nov 18, 2004, at 3:32 PM, Erik Hoover wrote:

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> Yes. Unfortunately, I found that out too late. My apologies to all.

-Wilson Gray

> I feel obligated to let everyone on this list know that this phenomenon
> is not a result of sly humor on the part of Google or its staff.  It is
> a form of Google-bombing (q.v.).
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> Erik
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> On Nov 18, 2004, at 3:18 PM, Wilson Gray wrote:
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>> Poster:       Wilson Gray <wilson.gray at RCN.COM>
>> Subject:      WOT, but worth it
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>> 1) Go to www.google.com
>> 2) Type in: weapons of mass destruction (DO NOT hit return button)
>> 3) Hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button, NOT the "Google search"
>> 4) Read the "error message" carefully.
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>> Someone at Google has a sense of humour. And will probably be fired
>> soon.
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>> Anonymous
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>> via Wilson Gray
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