Stanford & Google: Very Exciting News

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The discussion highlights excitement over a recent announcement from Stanford University regarding Google, suggesting it is a significant development that has been anticipated for some time. Participants express enthusiasm and nostalgia, referencing previous discussions about the topic. There is also a light-hearted exchange about forum etiquette and user interactions, indicating a playful atmosphere among the contributors. The conversation reflects a community engaged in sharing and reacting to news related to technology and academia.
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WOW!1111 That is FABULOUS!1111 I wondered when this would happen. It's been too long in coming!1
 
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 Evo, where's the duct tape? Ivan's getting testy again.

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