hugh
2011-09-26, 01:12 PM
This is amusing.
Back in 2003, Santorum -- then a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania -- compared gay sex to pedophilia and bestiality. Dan Savage, a popular author and sex columnist who is gay, responded by Google-bombing the senator's last name. (http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/219373/20110924/santorum-google-savage-results-censor-republican.htm)
Savage solicited definitions from readers and made "santorum" a sexually explicit neologism (Google it, but not at work). Now, the first two results when people Google "Santorum" are Savage's page with the coined definition and a Wikipedia page about the prank. Santorum's actual Wikipedia entry is the third link down, and his campaign Web site is all the way at the bottom of the search page.
The link at Google.ca is actually about 4th down.
If you're interested but the Rick Santorum (http://spreadingsantorum.com/) link is NSFW!
Back in 2003, Santorum -- then a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania -- compared gay sex to pedophilia and bestiality. Dan Savage, a popular author and sex columnist who is gay, responded by Google-bombing the senator's last name. (http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/219373/20110924/santorum-google-savage-results-censor-republican.htm)
Savage solicited definitions from readers and made "santorum" a sexually explicit neologism (Google it, but not at work). Now, the first two results when people Google "Santorum" are Savage's page with the coined definition and a Wikipedia page about the prank. Santorum's actual Wikipedia entry is the third link down, and his campaign Web site is all the way at the bottom of the search page.
The link at Google.ca is actually about 4th down.
If you're interested but the Rick Santorum (http://spreadingsantorum.com/) link is NSFW!