Webwasher has a strange way of classifying things. I was trying to look on line
a couple of years ago at a cemetery site and it wouldn't let me because it
classified it as a "dating" site. Now that's BIZARRE! It fairly boggles the
imagination.
I'm not sure what kind of word samples it looks at to make these decisions. I
tried to look at the local NPR station a couple of months ago and it wouldn't
let me because it was a "GSTREAMING" site. But it will let me look a the site
for the local rightwing radio station (think Rush, etc).
No accounting for it's choices seems to pull them out of it's electronic...
From: mminton@nmhu.eduTo: texascavers@texascavers.comDate: Fri, 18 Jul 2008
16:06:03 -0400Subject: [Texascavers] RE: video clip
Louise,
>Since my work computer won't let me bring this up (Webwasher says its "r
>rated), I can't take a look at it here, so tell me, are you sure it's a
>creature camouflaged as a rock or is it "The Horta" from the old Star Trek
>series
I can't imagine why that video got an R rating. Anyway, the creature
seemed to be the rock itself, unlike the horta which merely moved through rock
at a rapid clip.
>Is this one of those clay model animations?
>The accompanying music was a little strange.
The main character did look like claymation. Think Wallace and Grommit
but much more crude. <http://www.wallaceandgromit.com/> I think the music was
played backwards.
Mark Minton
