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August 13th 06, 11:05 PM
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Google spewers enter their final days
DeLorean wrote: As of today, clicking on http://www.google.com doesn't show the option to connect to Google groups until you click on the "more" link. That's because Google is starting to downplay its groups as the possibility looms that groups will be sold to another company. That also explains why Google hasn't been policing its users in recent months. They've been anticipating handing their Usenet problems over to someone else, so why should they spend their own money on them? The first thing that the new owner will do will be to shut down posting while a new interface is built, and I don't think it can happen too soon. Goodbye, Wiseman. Goodbye, Morgan. Goodbye, K4YZ. Then your life shall be so empty! Goodbye Google lamers in general. We won't miss any of ya. |
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August 13th 06, 11:55 PM
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Google spewers enter their final days
www.devilfinder.com www.dogpile.com www.vivisimo.com
if y'all want to use the best search engines.Why mess with that greasy sissy kidstuff google anyway? cuhulin |
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