[frequensearules]

It's "Teh Google"!

[VYholden]

Uhmm.. what's wrong with that? He didn't say anything stupid.. ?

[truck]

Lot cheaper to use "the Google". People are just programmed to be morons about every single thing he does.

[ebBPxIai]

He probably has shares in google and it's his way of advertising them.

[ananciguinter]

Calling it "The Google" may have been funny, but it's really a long shot from moronic. And doesn't stand close to some other silly comments Bush has made.

I wonder more about, well, why the heck do world leaders seem to be sort of ignorant of technology such as the Internet(s). Just hits me as being strange, many high-tech things such as that have a very important place in the world now, yet the leaders of this world seem to use those techs quite sparingly.

[Goalseexere]

"Calling it "The Google" may have been funny, but it's really a long shot from moronic."

It's not a long shot to from moronic if you call this thing funny.

[EntectCelpelm]

Nothing is a long shot to moronic if Pekka is in the vicinity.

[Flikemommoilt]

I don't see how this is anything to go all nukeular over.

He's the Prez, and what he says goes. Google should change their name accordingly, or there'll be trouble ahead.

[Info-phone]

Eh, seems to have been removed. Where was it from?

[lammaredder]

Originally posted by Solver
I wonder more about, well, why the heck do world leaders seem to be sort of ignorant of technology such as the Internet(s). Just hits me as being strange, many high-tech things such as that have a very important place in the world now, yet the leaders of this world seem to use those techs quite sparingly. Why would the president use Google? He's got people that find stuff for him. (As he should.)

[GarryPaterson]

Winston, we have a bunch of people who know nothing about technology, deciding "net neutrality" and digital copyright laws. It just doesn't work when they think we're talking about "a series of tubes."

[Beragagnu]

I would hope, though, that presidents make decisions not based on the Internet blogs, TV news or newspapers - I'd rather see them make decisions based on intelligence, real economic figures, and such. Presidents should have access to better, more factual sources of information, and make decisions based on those.

[googlopharm]

Very, very elusive.

[jerzeygymwolf]

I'm more concerned with the fact that he doesn't email because it leaves records behind than I am with the fact that he's as ignorant of technology as 99% of people his age are.

[Blotassefesek]

You tape things on your wall? Tape!?