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9 comments:
That is too awesome! I love the part about the organic soybean sputum!
Funny!
The day is getting started. I am just glad it happened on a weekend, it should dilute the pranks in the office.
Google's always had a great sense of humor. Does anyone else remember that "weapons of mass destruction" thing that was going around about five years ago? Or, typing in George W. Bush and hitting the "I'm feeling lucky" button?
Funny,something new and different.
I also saw this when checking my gmail. I think its just an APril Fool's joke. Can't people print their own email on their own printer if they want to? BTW, I really enjoy your blog doc.
They had a TiSP thing on their search page too . . . free high speed internet connection--installation was through flushing your toilet! LMAO! Every year they do something funny like that on April 1.
This is great...thanks for sharing LOL Muddy
Yet another reason I like Google so much. I don't use Gmail, only because I am so attached to my current email address, but leave it to the nerds at the Googleplex to come up with something so brilliant.
Believe it or not I think that is a good idea.
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