The Google conversation

My last post about Google refusing to violate the privacy of its users spawned a rather amusing conversation in the comments. Because HaloScan, for some reason, deletes comments on my blog after a certain amount of time, I wanted to record the conversation here:

Jeff: It's not even for fighting terrorism. It's for fighting porn. Why the hell are we fighting porn? Porn didn't blow up the World Trade Center.

Mike: A valid point I failed to make.

"other white meat": well not that I agree with the government on this, but they can do more then one thing at once. So not everything has to be about fighting terrorism(I'm sure thats not what you believe either, but alot of people are like that so....)

Jeff: Yeah... I just think it's amusing that they're asking for people who Googled "hot bouncy boobs" and not for people who Googled "homemade nuclear bomb".

Ben: What if "homemade nuclear bomb" is a sex term and "hot bouncy boobs" is a code word for homemade nuclear bombs? Wouldn't that be funny?

Mike: Don't give anyone any ideas Ben.

Jeff: In that case, we'd have to stop the proliferation of hot bouncy boobs. Personally, I think we ought to be encouraging the proliferation of hot bouncy boobs.

Mike: Somehow I think the current administration would likely disagree with you on that point, Jeff. Tragic, but true.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled lives already in progress.

Song lyric of the day:
"I understand about indecision
But I don't care if I get behind
People living in competition
All I want is to have my peace of mind"
- Boston, Peace of Mind