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--Ben
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> Seems to me that people are beginning to pile on.
>
> larry
>
> On 9/12/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
>>
>>>Sounds like everyone's making a MT out of a mole-hill!
>>
>>What can I say? Aro
Seems to me that people are beginning to pile on.
larry
On 9/12/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
> > Sounds like everyone's making a MT out of a mole-hill!
>
> What can I say? Around me, the puns tend to pile up.
>
> --Ben
>
>
>
~~
C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
> Sounds like everyone's making a MT out of a mole-hill!
What can I say? Around me, the puns tend to pile up.
--Ben
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> >> Don't forget December 10th my birthday :-D
>
> > Maybe they'll put up a cake. Or something fried,
> > yeah. You know -- filled with MT calories!
>
> Oh Ben, don't tease us with MT promises like that! :)
Sounds like everyone's making a MT out of a mole-hill!
Hatton
~~~
> Tangorre, Michael wrote:
>> Don't forget December 10th my birthday :-D
> Maybe they'll put up a cake. Or something fried,
> yeah. You know -- filled with MT calories!
Oh Ben, don't tease us with MT promises like that! :)
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new epoch : isn't it time for a chan
Well, based on the feedback from people here, I dug deep into the various
information sources till I got a link to Google's archive of logos. All of them
are 'upbeat' and the only mention to disasters are secondary items like the
ribbon for Katrina victims.
http://www.google.com/intl/en/holida
Tangorre, Michael wrote:
> Don't forget December 10th my birthday :-D
Maybe they'll put up a cake. Or something fried, yeah. You know --
filled with MT calories!
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>> From: Jaysen Van [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Gosh google let a day go by without creating a new
>> banner?
>> Who cares, Obviously Michael does, but why?
>> What did you want? An airplane crashing into the "G" for
>> google?
>> I don't remember seeing a sinking Google with a little
>> airpla
Terrorist attacks directed toward their sites?
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 10:42 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Google has lost my respect
On just about every other day of the year Google changes their banner t
> From: Jaysen Van [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gosh google let a day go by without creating a new banner?
> Who cares, Obviously Michael does, but why?
> What did you want? An airplane crashing into the "G" for google?
> I don't remember seeing a sinking Google with a little
> airplanes buzzin
Gosh google let a day go by without creating a new banner? Who cares,
Obviously Michael does, but why?
What did you want? An airplane crashing into the "G" for google?
I don't remember seeing a sinking Google with a little airplanes buzzing
around on Dec 7th.
Nor do I remember a big mushroom c
Al Capone's gang dressed up as cops and lined up several rival gangsters
against a wall in a garage and tommy-gunned them. Some were literally cut in
half in the fusillade.
Howie
--- On Monday, September 12, 2005 12:30 PM, S. Isaac Dealey scribed: ---
>
> Wasn't there a St. Valentines Day mass
> The Google logos that they put up to mark a specific
> day are seen as somewhat light-hearted. A cute
> little heart-emblazoned logo to
> commemorate Valentine's Day.
The irony being that St. Valentine was according to legend shot to
death with 100 arrows or so and with gradual change over the
Or to pick another event that caused lots of American deaths, Peral
Harbor... the day that "lives in infamy" but has been largely
forgotten nowadays. "Hey today's the anniversary of Pearl Harbor...
when is that? Didn't they make a movie with Ben Affleck?"
> Isn't it usually public holidays, famous
just playing Devil's Advocate here but my take is that maybe (just -maybe-)...
The Google logos that they put up to mark a specific day are seen as
somewhat light-hearted. A cute little heart-emblazoned logo to
commemorate Valentine's Day. Festive little fireworks in the
background to commemorat
> On just about every other day of the year Google changes
> their banner to reflect the day. Does anyone remember what
> they did yesterday (Sept. 11)? If you say nothing, then
> you are correct. Who were they afraid of offending?
Terrorists.
Though seriously... the logo changes on the Google pa
The banner changes are done with a sense of whimsical fun. I respect that
they didn't cheapen the day.
On 9/12/05, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On just about every other day of the year Google changes their banner to
> reflect the day. Does anyone remember what they did yeste
Isn't it usually public holidays, famous birthdays - that sort of
'upbeat' stuff? I can't remember seeing anything more serious than
that - did they do anything on the Hiroshima anniversary for instance,
or have they done something for 9/11 in the past but not this year?
On 9/12/05, Michael Dinowi
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