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Valentine's Day Google logo reads 'Googe'Posted by Robert Ness, February 14, 2007 5:30 PM
![]() Who's the stooge who wrote "Googe"? A bit of Valentine's day e'gao. Some may argue that the strawberry is both a 'g' and an 'l', but as of 5:30pm Wednesday Beijing time, Google's Valentine's Day logo sure looks like "Googe". That's 1:30 AM in Pacific Standard, perhaps someone was working a bit too late. The same is true of Google.cn.
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Comments on Valentine's Day Google logo reads 'Googe'Since the "l" is normally green, and the strawberry stem is particularly long, this looks intentional. At 1:30am on Valentine's Day, one should be allowed to have a few impure thoughts in mind. The logo is quite okay. |
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