Google puts low-priced African Slaves on eBay

[ReiAyanami]

http://www.theregister.com/200...4/ebay_african_slaves/

Nonetheless, eBay must as a matter of some urgency address this matter and either a) change the wording of their link, or b) actually acquire a big selection of low-priced African slaves...

 

[Modeps]

heh

 

[daniel1113]

ROFL. It was bound to happen someday...

 

[b0mbrman]

Doesn't happen when I entered it into google...both .com and .co.uk

Not that I don't believe whoever the original source is...just that I would have been more amused had the link popped up

 

[Aves]

This outrage was discovered by a Google Group member who typed "African Slave" into Google, and was shocked to find this irresistable offer:

Outrage? It's a damn oversight in an automated system. :roll:

 

[b0mbrman]

Originally posted by: aves2k

This outrage was discovered by a Google Group member who typed "African Slave" into Google, and was shocked to find this irresistable offer:

Outrage? It's a damn oversight in an automated system. :roll:

Agreed

I second the :roll:

 

[SchrodingersDog]

A slave would be sweet, I'd rather not have an African, though they'd work out well in my climate.

 

[JackStorm]

this irresistable offer

Am I the only one who finds that wording a bit, well, you know. How do I put it. Wrong?

 

[BW86]

lol

 

[DaveSimmons]

LOL, so very wrong.

eBay must as a matter of some urgency address this matter and either a) change the wording of their link, or b) actually acquire a big selection of low-priced African slaves, since to offer non-existent merchandise is clearly a serious breach of its own usage policy