Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site? And a Google employee lied about the penalty.
November update: I've started naming names.
Read the details here.
Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site?
And a Google employee lied about it.
But I'm naming names.
Read more here.
There's a neo-Nazi website that gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site.
And a Google employee lied about it.
Read the details here.
A neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site.
A Google employee lied about it.
Read more here.
A neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site.
And Google lied about it.
More here.
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- A combination of sheep with people. Used to describe a group of followers.
I can't believe they're dancing to Nine Inch Nails, Gods, what sheeple!
Last edited on Feb 03 2000. Submitted by Seth R. from Charlotte, NC, USA
on Feb 03 2000.
- It refers to the mindless masses that go about their lives like drones and don't question anything they hear from the mass media. They fall in line with every popular trend or theory of the time and worship American celebrity with utter devotion.
Last edited on Feb 21 2007. Submitted by Stacey W. from Ohio, USA
on Feb 21 2007.
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- a non-offensive expletive. Submitter Emily remembers Kermit The Frog, a character on the children's television program "Sesame Street," saying "sheesh." So despite its (possible) origin as a censored replacement for "shit," its use is acceptable in polite company.
Sheesh, don't freak out!
Last edited on Jan 19 2012. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA
on Jan 13 1998.
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