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I wonder if this odd placeholder site has anything to do with it... http://www.googun.com/ http://www.googun.com/

• madmaze 14y ago
  interesting metadata: <meta name="keywords" content="googun googun googun googun googun googun googun googun gay gay gay gay gay gay gay gay seattle seattle seattle seattle hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot Tshirts t shirt t shirt t shirt t shirt t-shirt t-shirt t-shirt coffee coffee coffee coffee coffee">
  • lmm 14y ago
    Maybe everything including this ask HN is the start of a viral marketing campaign for a new startup? Or am I being too paranoid?
    • PostOnce 14y ago
      Yeah, I look at all out-of-the-blue mysteries with no context as the start of viral campaigns now, they've overused that trope. I can't even get interested in this because I don't want to waste time on something that turns out to be a sales pitch, which would sort of suck if anything ever ends up being genuine.
  • efa 14y ago
    Those keywords make sense when you google Troppio Media Ltd and look at some of the sites. (and urban dictionary "googun").
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