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Sunday, April 17, 2005

amazon's turned into viggars.

Better than Viggars turning into an Amazon, I guess, but still.

I went to amazon.co.uk - you've probably heard of it - and entered 'ipod 60' into the search box.

It comes back with this:


"All Products search: we were unable to find exact matches for your search for "food" . Would you like to search again?"


Yes, I bloody would. And for the right search term, too.

posted by Will Templeton at 9:49 PM

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