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: Madisonian.net

All I wanted was to hear the Green Acres theme song in Hungarian but what I got instead was Google Chrome.

By Ann Bartow

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I think what happened is that I failed to uncheck all the boxes reflecting my “agreement” to accept a bunch of gratuitous crap Real Audio was trying to foist on me as a condition of a software upgrade. Why the Google Chrome browser was one of the presumptive downloads I have no idea. To me this makes Google look desperate. And evil.

Oh yeah, and if you are wondering why I wanted to hear Green Acres in Hungarian, I blame Jim Chen. Could only find the Hungarian version in textual form but you can listen to the French version here.

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Full post as published by Madisonian.net on August 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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