"Miserable Failure" Bomb Becomes a Miserable Failure

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FOXNews.com - Obama Inherits Bush 'Miserable Failure' Google-Bomb - Science News | Science & Technology | Technology News

Remember the circa-2003 "miserable failure" trick that linked the google and yahoo! results of the search term "miserable failure" to George W. Bush's official biography?

Ironically, now if one searches on yahoo! for "miserable failure" Obama's biography pops up as the first entry. The original perpetrators tied it to the White House presidential biography, which is now Obama's. Who are the miserable failures now?

Oh what tangled interwebs we weave, when we weave interwebs to deceive.
 
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There really needs to be a WPTax put on Google. My goodness the money these people make and all they do is run a website.
 
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Your article's from 2007, but ya google apparently fixed it.

Yahoo didn't, though. Obama comes up as the first entry.
 
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There really needs to be a WPTax put on Google. My goodness the money these people make and all they do is run a website.

A search engine is a bit more complicated and elaborate than a run-of-the-mill website.
 
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A search engine is a bit more complicated and elaborate than a run-of-the-mill website.

Not to mention everything else Google does.

Note sarcasm fellas.

Obama is buddy buddy with the Google guys yet spent many a day noting the absurd revenues of Big Oil. As great as Google is, Big Oil is more precious to this country than a search engine. I don't hear Obama complaining about the money Google charges for an ad.
 
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Note sarcasm fellas.

Obama is buddy buddy with the Google guys yet spent many a day noting the absurd revenues of Big Oil. As great as Google is, Big Oil is more precious to this country than a search engine. I don't hear Obama complaining about the money Google charges for an ad.

Sorry, my sarcasm meter must be malfunctioning. Ya, google got fairly embarrassed by the recent story about how much energy it takes to run a single google search.
 

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