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Wirt Atmar <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 25 Jan 2006 13:20:35 EST
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Bruce recommends:

> Fresh Google search terms to confound Dubya
>  and the FBI. Also: Is Bush a fascist?
>  (By Mark Morford)
>  
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/gate/archive/2006/01/25/notes012506.
> DTL&nl=fix
>  
>  Attention, all who are reading this right now, please put down your drink 
>  and leap up off the couch and put your pants back on and log in to Google 
>  and type the words "hot bunny terrorist fluffer banana" into the comely 
and 
>  world-beloved Google search engine. Do it. Do it now.
>  
>  Oh no wait, make it "Osama butt pancake lube explosives yay." Or better 
yet, 
> 
>  try "homemade nuke porn lollipop kiddie nipple bomb!!!" (Be sure to 
include 
>  extra exclamation points because as we all know, Dubya isn't the brightest 
>  of presidents and these will add zing and personality to your entry and 
make 
> 
>  your search terms -- the very ones the Bush administration is right now 
>  subpoenaing the Google corporation to gain access to -- really stand out 
to 
>  the FBI and the Department of Justice, which are always in need of a 
little 
>  zing).

What's odd is that "hot bunny terrorist fluffer banana" turns up 528 entries, 
while "homemade nuke porn lollipop kiddie nipple bomb!!!" returns 376 pages. 

Who would have thunk that there would be so much interest in these subjects.

Wirt Atmar

 

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