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- Stephen Ley
- West Palm Beach, FL, United States
- disciple of Christ Jesus, husband, father, lover of books, movies, and soccer
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3 comments:
Very funny and clever. Being a Kansas Citian, Google (formerly Topeka) is very dear to my heart. I wish both Topeka (formerly Google) and Google (formerly Topeka) all the best in this new endeavor.
Isn't it an April Fool's joke?
April Fool ;)
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