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Headlines — Are They Bogus or Can You Trust Them?
Mon, 2008-Nov-10 by nmw.
Please believe this, because I have SEO’ed / optimized it for “search engines” (aka Google ;)
Do you really believe this crap? Are you that gullible?
If the answer to the above questions is “no”, then why do you pay attention to Google?
Simple: Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Live, etc. — they all function according the wisdom of the language (because it’s more reliable than title tags or other SEO nonsense ( such as, for example: “4.3% of Wall Street Bailout Would End World Hunger [WTF?!]” — OMG: LOL!! ;)
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