Comments on: Memorial Day http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/2008/05/26/memorial-day/ Where There's Snow, There's Firepower Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:29:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Wyatt Earp http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/2008/05/26/memorial-day/#comment-23816 Wyatt Earp Mon, 26 May 2008 17:18:10 +0000 http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/?p=3543#comment-23816 Google. The best friend of jihadis everywhere. No wonder they don't give a rat's arse about Memorial Day. Google. The best friend of jihadis everywhere. No wonder they don’t give a rat’s arse about Memorial Day.

]]> By: MichaelG http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/2008/05/26/memorial-day/#comment-23813 MichaelG Mon, 26 May 2008 15:48:06 +0000 http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/?p=3543#comment-23813 Using their feedback pages I sent the following messages to Google, MSN (Live.com) and Yahoo expressing myself. I suggest others make similar polite responses, and remember to tell Yahoo thanks. Memorial Day Letter to Google Google has the opportunity to share in the success of our nation, in fact the success of our culture, due to the sacrifices of those that have died defending their kin and the ideals of life, liberty and justice for all. Even if this country has not achieved those ideas as well as we will in the future, we who care are striving in that direction. The least that you could do is recognize Memorial Day (and Veteran's Day!) with an appropriate www.google.com artwork. I will be looking for a July 2-4th variation. Or I will take my search business elsewhere. Yahoo was able to see their way to a small graphic. I would like to expect better of google. I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran. Letter to LiveSearch Microsoft has the opportunity to share in the success of our nation, in fact the success of our culture, due to the sacrifices of those that have died defending their kin and the ideals of life, liberty and justice for all. Even if this country has not achieved those ideas as well as we will in the future, we who care are striving in that direction. The least that you could do is recognize Memorial Day (and Veteran's Day!) with an appropriate modification to the msn.com or live.com pages. I will be looking for a July 2-4th variation. Or I will take my search business elsewhere. Yahoo was able to see their way to a small graphic. I would like to expect better of Microsoft. I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran. Letter to Yahoo I want to thank you for the graphic and link showing respect for the meaning of Memorial Day in 2008. I have sent messages via the feedback pages of MSN Live and Google of my dissatisfaction with their lack of displayed respect and that I would be switching to Yahoo for more of my search in portal needs. I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran. Thank you. Michael D. Gale Using their feedback pages I sent the following messages to Google, MSN (Live.com) and Yahoo expressing myself. I suggest others make similar polite responses, and remember to tell Yahoo thanks.

Memorial Day Letter to Google

Google has the opportunity to share in the success of our nation, in fact the success of our culture, due to the sacrifices of those that have died defending their kin and the ideals of life, liberty and justice for all. Even if this country has not achieved those ideas as well as we will in the future, we who care are striving in that direction.

The least that you could do is recognize Memorial Day (and Veteran’s Day!) with an appropriate http://www.google.com artwork. I will be looking for a July 2-4th variation. Or I will take my search business elsewhere. Yahoo was able to see their way to a small graphic. I would like to expect better of google.

I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran.

Letter to LiveSearch

Microsoft has the opportunity to share in the success of our nation, in fact the success of our culture, due to the sacrifices of those that have died defending their kin and the ideals of life, liberty and justice for all. Even if this country has not achieved those ideas as well as we will in the future, we who care are striving in that direction.

The least that you could do is recognize Memorial Day (and Veteran’s Day!) with an appropriate modification to the msn.com or live.com pages. I will be looking for a July 2-4th variation. Or I will take my search business elsewhere. Yahoo was able to see their way to a small graphic. I would like to expect better of Microsoft.

I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran.

Letter to Yahoo

I want to thank you for the graphic and link showing respect for the meaning of Memorial Day in 2008. I have sent messages via the feedback pages of MSN Live and Google of my dissatisfaction with their lack of displayed respect and that I would be switching to Yahoo for more of my search in portal needs.

I am a senior distributed data systems consulting engineer and I influence project direction and development. I am also a patriotic veteran.

Thank you.
Michael D. Gale

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