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Google Airs Super Bowl Ad

Posted by kdawson on from the feeling-lucky dept.

theodp writes "CNET's hunch that Google might run a Super Bowl ad entitled 'Parisian Love' proved to be well-founded. The ad just ran (did you know that you can search the Internet using Google?), and Apple certainly doesn't have to worry about losing its claim to having produced the best Super Bowl ad ever. In fact, you might want to check out the spoof 'Parisian Love' apparently inspired — 'Is Tiger Feeling Lucky?' — if you want to see a better pitch for Google."

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  1. omgstfu by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Apple certainly doesn't have to worry about losing its claim to having produced the best Super Bowl ad ever

    Take the cock out of your mouth, we can't hear you.

  2. Re:Even more interesting by Johnathon+Walls · · Score: 0, Troll

    Wow, why so aggressive?

    I think the point is not "why would anyone ever ask those questions" but rather "why are those questions asked SO FREQUENTLY as to be the most likely phrases to follow the word 'why'?"

    Jesus you sound like someone found your google history of "why does my penis look like a vagina".

  3. Re:First Polanski by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    I hope English isn't your native language, because your command of it is very poor.

  4. Someone at Google is WEIRD. by Futurepower(R) · · Score: -1, Troll

    Google TiSP??? That is by far the weirdest thing I have ever seen Google do.

    It's a joke, of course. See How TiSP Works. Quote:

    "In-Commode Package Delivery
    With professional installation service, you can also have your Google Checkout purchases delivered directly through the sewage network into your bathroom."

    I suppose someone with access to the Google web site got fired and wanted to make trouble.

    Google has always been a little sloppy with its public relations, but this is extreme.

  5. It's a P.R. mistake. by Futurepower(R) · · Score: -1, Troll

    It's not April 1. Even if it was, it is foolish public relations.