FAIL article is full of FAIL

[Funkstar]

What does Google Suggest suggest about the state of humanity?
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/software/0,3...9304156,00.htm

The more important question is: What does this article suggest about the state of journalism?

I laughed at the Google Suggest suggestions, but reading the comments below I became saddened by this reaction. I should have been laughing at Cnet, not (just) the internet using public.

Peroxide can be used to treat infection, keep piercings clean and combat ear wax

Buying a Canadian was the subject of an essay about taking the Bible literally.

A man trying to marry his widow's sister is a dead man. Literally.

And the best comment on the article:

Yep, this was really funny when PC Advisor wrote about it on April 11. And when the LA Times wrote about it on June 2. And when Mashable wrote about it on August 11. And when the Telegraph wrote about it on September 9. And when the Huffington Post wrote about it on October 7.

Oh Cnet, you fail us yet again.

[TooNice]

The best of the 'worst suggestion' by a search engine must have been Yahoo suggested the infamous "2G .." thing when looking up "link" (think Zelda).

[Whiternoise]

What's much more funny is asking the start of questions in different ways.

For instance, Googling "how might" reveals far more academic queries than "how does".

[Rob_B]

It doesn't get old though does it?

[MadduckUK]

It doesn't get old though does it?

no, it doesn't

[Zhaoman]

Hahaha, the comments at the bottom absolutely destroyed that article. Great find TooNice

[Rob_B]

Google 'will it fit' - 5th result

Also try 'I'd like a' - WTF?

[this_is_gav]

7th result isn't much better