few days ago, while "enjoying" a commercial break on Fox, I had the "pleasure" of seeing one of the Rexona commercial. In the commercial, administrative group dug a tunnel to get to a mall, while the background sound of a version that had not heard before a military march I remember that was used in the movie "Die Hard III."
Well, not knowing the name of the topic Music (now I know,
called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" ), I searched on Google, using a simple sentence in English, which I assumed was going to deliver results almost immediately (as now, if someone try again ...). At that time, the result gave me was this:
If, as you see ... Google, in a tacit demonstration of sexual discrimination can not be beaten, I pointed out the obvious to the ridiculous query that occurred to me enter. Google may also have been aware of the bankruptcy context (if the sentence has the word "women" and the word "dig", insurance is a spelling error, so it is likely that the user has wanted to put "women washing", which is factually obvious and most likely). Or simply Google it struck him that the only thing that can be done about women in a tunnel, cross it out, is washing ... not so. The
really do not know, but obviously the Google search engine seems to have marked macho tendencies, is not it?
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