Google doubles up

We dunno why

By INQUIRER newsdesk

Wed Jun 14 2006, 11:43

IT ONLY LASTED a while. Must've been for two-handed typists.

The screen below was captured in Australia. Further sightings of the two-headed beast have been reported in the USA.

The situation is back to normal now, we hear. No need to panic. µ

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