Ah, the dumb seem to be getting
dumber while other things seem to be getting faster.
First, we
have the case of that idiot pastor who wants to burn the Quran this weekend to
"commemorate" the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
He first
stated that he was postponing the book burning because he was assured that the
Muslims were going to move their Ground Zero mosque to another site. Later, he
recanted, saying that a local Floridian imam lied to him about the move.
Supposedly, this pastor and the imam are flying to New York to meet with the
imam behind the downtown Manhattan mosque, but that the New York imam now says
that this is news to him, no such meeting was planned, and he isn't moving the
mosque.
Enter Donald
Trump, Mr. Over-the-Top (and I am not talking about his hair), who reportedly
offered the imam several million dollars and other benefits if he would move
his mosque somewhere else.
Leave it to
Trump to grab publicity and make headlines with his offer, which evidently was
turned down by the imam. But Trump got what he wanted--publicity--so the
overture wasn't worthless and useless, at least to Trump.
In a
completely unrelated story, Google's search engine now displays results before
users can even finish typing their request.
Named Google
Instant, this item can cut about two to five seconds off any Internet search.
Well, why
does anyone need to shave off two to five seconds off their Internet searches?
Are we in such a rush that we need those two to five seconds for something more
constructive, like maybe actually doing some real research on the subject we
are searching for?
Heck, to
take two to five seconds off a search for people like Lindsay Lohan, Paris
Hilton, Britney Spears, Donald Trump, and yes, that idiot pastor and the imams,
will really make my day so much more fulfilling.
Wouldn't it
be great if Google Instant allowed you to punch in these people and be rid of
them forever?
Now that
would be high-tech at its best!
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