we really shouldn't be so much into PR... ehehe that picture really is cute but it shows that it is so addicted when it comes to PR...

oooooolala...

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Originally Posted by VirtuosiMedia

AWESOME!

Here's another useful article: http://searchengineland.com/070426-011828.php

lol I was expecting something like this

this thread reminds me of digital point..lol

lol, nice pic

Originally Posted by wogazm

this thread reminds me of digital point..lol

why is there something like this in digital point?

For April Fool's Day next year, I think Google should "update" everyone's PR to 0. Then on April 2, they should leave it that way.

Originally Posted by VirtuosiMedia

For April Fool's Day next year, I think Google should "update" everyone's PR to 0. Then on April 2, they should leave it that way.

Or just eliminate the toolbar altogether, and leave those numbers private .

Originally Posted by jamestl2

Or just eliminate the toolbar altogether, and leave those numbers private .

Don't eliminate it - I just got the latest Google Toolbar and mine goes to eleven - which means its one louder than everyone elses.

Even if someone has PR 10; where can they go from there? What I do is push my site a little further to 11. One louder.

You mean you don't have an ultimate goal? How about once it reaches PR 52?

That's NumberWang! Let's rotate the board.

What might be even funnier is if Google changes the color of the bar to red. I can just imagine the flood of frantic emails and forum posts.

Originally Posted by VirtuosiMedia

What might be even funnier is if Google changes the color of the bar to red. I can just imagine the flood of frantic emails and forum posts.

The red stands for "negative PR"