Search engines delete adware company

Should be 'Search engines delete M$': When we were browsing ZDNet at the Linux User Group that my friend Bernie runs from his parents' basement, we got very excited when we saw the headline to this article -- could it be that illegal ciminal convicted monopolist Micro$haft had been deleted from the search engines?

To our dismany, it was just some spyware company. To all the M$ users out there: You can be 100% free of all spyware by using Linux, the perfect OS, instead of M$ Windows XP (Xtra Problems).

Down with M$! Linux forever! BWAHAHAHAHA!; Posted by: LinuxLover74 Posted on: 05/14/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Crossing the line d_jedi | 05/13/04

Give it a rest, please issthatso | 05/14/04

MS beepster | 05/14/04

Here's how... Linux_Developer | 05/15/04

You have just educated me... Linux_Developer | 05/14/04

drive by download Avatar28 | 05/14/04

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