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Google autocomplete o' the day

Saturday, July 11, 2009
Searching for an attribution for a quote I used earlier, I found this and felt it would be selfish not to take it to a narrower audience:


If we are concerning ourselves with the American sense of the word, I'd settle for having them live with the consequences of their actions.

I tried out a few others, and this was the only other one with any degree of comedy value:

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