PageRank Slated for Oblivion

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PageRank to Perish

After ruining many hundreds of lives, and captivating the world with a mysterious reign of tyranny, PageRank is finally going to  meet his maker: the all powerful Gumby. His life was cut short by Google’s executioners. The company, according to some sources is seeking an image that is more than two dimensional and the spawn of Gumby was obviously no longer the right figure. Rumor has it that the candidates for his replacement are varying twigs and sticks – all characteristically overbearing. No matter who takes the place of the green bar, they have a hard road ahead.

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