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If I won it, I would give it away, by organizing a contest asking people to explain what they would do with the fridge, if they won it.
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My power cord bit the dust a few months ago! Any idea where one might find information on ordering a new Google Fridge power cord?
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There were such fridge in Google France first time I came. It was between 2 desktops and Frooglers can refill with sodas and fruit juices at the "kitchen" near their workspace.
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AWESOME FRIDGE! Honestly, I'd sit it here next to my computer desk in my bedroom (as I've been wanting a small one in here). Perfect spot for a Google Fridge, don't ya think? I'm such a Google Fanatic – PLEASE send it to me! It will look cool and be cool! It'd really help those times I'm tied to my desktop! Go Google and Go Google Fridge! LOVE IT!
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the company I work for received one of these things recently. They're more of an electric cooler than a real fridge.
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I'd use it to store drugs.
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Does anyone know what a PPC lead is?
I always thought of PPC as Pay Per Click, e.g. you get 5¢ when someone clicks on an Ad and lead as the counter part where you only get the money if someone signs up for a service or something similar.
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Stephan, you're think about AdSense there rather than AdWords. For AdWords customers, I think a PPC lead is where they have to *pay* 5¢ for getting a lead (i.e. a clickthrough) when someone clicks one of their ads.
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Tony, yes, it's always the same with AdWords and AdSense, I mix them up :-(
Thanks for the explanation.
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pretty awesome for global warming. so much for those solar panels.
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I'd rather have a Google Mug. Just a white mug with the logo. Don't see one on their site!
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^^Cafepress? Probably against the law because of trademarks though...
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Just FYI it also has a "warming" feature built in!
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